Everyday tools of the trade
Sublime Text 2 - Key Bindings for Apple Bluetooth Keyboard on Ubuntu/*buntu
Christopher Kobayashi
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0 responses
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sublime text 2, keybind, ubuntu, xubuntu
Meteor Starter Pack
Darren
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2 responses
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meteor, starter, github
Appcelerator and Node.js versioning on Mac
John Joyce
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0 responses
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nodejs, osx, mac, appcelerator
Want to reset iOS simulator from your terminal?
Thais Camilo
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0 responses
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terminal, ios simulator, rubymotion
Bash/Shell script quick cheat sheet
pmaoui
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0 responses
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shell, script, tips, testing
pro prank: make the terminal slow over time
Nimrod Gutman
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0 responses
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mac, linux, bash, slow
Monitoring command output
Matthew Riddle
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1 response
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command line, linux, mac, postgres
Sort your git tags by version! Version Sort to the rescue!
Loisaida Sam
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2 responses
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git, sort, bash, semantic versioning
"Pow like" development in Ubuntu with Rails
David Paluy
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2 responses
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rails, pow, subdomain, ubuntu
Get git current branch name
Orlando Del Aguila
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4 responses
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git, branch, rev-parse
Auto toggle-off NERDTree in a small terminal
Matt Carroll
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0 responses
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vim, nerdtree, terminal size
Upgrade stock ruby1.8 to ruby1.9.1 on debian squeeze
Jinn Koriech
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0 responses
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ruby, debian
Memory efficient Ubuntu VMs
Attila Györffy
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14 responses
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virtualisation, vmware, ubuntu
Vagrant: Apache/nginx serving outdated static files? Turn off sendfile()!
Pierre Groth
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4 responses
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apache, nginx, vagrant, sendfile
Using gs for lean rbenv gemsets
Erol Fornoles
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, rbenv, gemset
Every programmer must read Domain Driven Design by Eric Evans
Alexander Petrov
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0 responses
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devops, domaindrivendesign, testdrivendevelopment, continuousdelivery
Installing ImageMagick for PHP on Ubuntu 12.04
Asanka
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0 responses
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php, imagemagick, ubuntu
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