Everyday tools of the trade
Enable Git commands in VS Package Manager Console
John Crowe
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1 response
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git, package manager console, git tf
Read git commit logs with style.
Alexandru G.
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0 responses
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php, git
Mark command as needing to be sourced using shebang
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, unix, bash
Building and Deploying an Android app from the Shell
ben
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0 responses
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android, vim
Prevent Windows8 to register itself as default boot entry in UEFI systems
Gianluca Fiore
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2 responses
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linux, windows8, windows, uefi
Git tricks
Ronan Guilloux
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0 responses
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git
Installing ReviewBoard on Debian
Hatem Nassrat
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2 responses
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python, linux, debian, reviewboard
Reverse SSH Tunnels - SSHing to a computer behind a closed network / firewall
Udi M.
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0 responses
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ssh, sysadmin, servers
Save disk space when cloning Git repos
José Mota
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0 responses
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clone, git
at command
Hatem Nassrat
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0 responses
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linux, scheduling, at command
Configure Vagrant provisioning visually
Boris Staal
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0 responses
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ruby, vagrant
quickly build native ruby packages with fpm + rbenv
Sam Halicke
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1 response
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ruby, rbenv, centos, debian
Active Record in objective-c
Dalton
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0 responses
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osx, mac, ipad, iphone
Pushing compiled code to heroku
Michael Grassotti
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0 responses
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heroku, git
Ghost Localhost server
Corey Trombley
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2 responses
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ruby, terminal, server, localhost
Get some sliding UIViewControllers with ViewDeck
Jelle Vandebeeck
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0 responses
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ios, framework, viewdeck, github
Git protocol behind a proxy
Grant Walker
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2 responses
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proxy, https, git
Publicize your Coderwall Badges
Matt Heath
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2 responses
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ruby, coderwall, github
Safe interactive rebasing with git
Marc-André Lafortune
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0 responses
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rebase, git
Hostname resolution in Fedora 18
Álvaro Peña
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1 response
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apache, linux, hostname, fedora18
Enable PHP development in Fedora 18
Álvaro Peña
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0 responses
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php, linux, apache, fedora18
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