Everyday tools of the trade
A better way to tail logs
petec
·
2 responses
·
linux, logs, commandline, tail
Throttling parallel processes in your shell
Brian Phillips
·
0 responses
·
zsh, parallel, bash, process-control
Visualising your git history
James Conroy-Finn
·
1 response
·
movie, git, visualisation, gource
Prevent terminal from resizing in PuTTY
Niko Heikkilä
·
0 responses
·
screen, windows, putty
Launch just one test with PHPUnit in cli
Renaud Wellens
·
0 responses
·
php, cli, unit test, phpunit
Vim Git Diff in the Gutter
Rajeev N Bharshetty
·
2 responses
·
rails, vim, tip, plugin
Git(hub): Merging from a forked repo
Daniel Schmidt
·
0 responses
·
merge, git, fork
Deploy your project with git to a bare repo
Jupiter St John
·
5 responses
·
productivity, git
Git for Daily Standup
Karsten Silkenbäumer
·
3 responses
·
agile, git
Execute previous commands
Alex Mejias
·
2 responses
·
terminal
ZSH reverse history search with regex.
Petro Verkhogliad
·
3 responses
·
zsh, terminal, commandline
Linking to a gem tag from a git repository in Gemfile
Barnaby Alter
·
2 responses
·
gemfile, git tagging, ruby on rails 3, github
Strategy for selecting NodeJS module
Avner Cohen
·
0 responses
·
nodejs, npm, javascript, github
NTFS Read / Write in OS X
Jeffrey Jackson
·
3 responses
·
shell, terminal, osx, bash
use sed -i to replace in place on a string in a file
Jupiter St John
·
0 responses
·
perl, shell, terminal, sed
Pre compress CSS/JS resources for Nginx
Peter Mescalchin
·
0 responses
·
shell, nginx
Automatically define JAVA_HOME in bash script
eviweb
·
0 responses
·
shell, java, bash
Heroku style Vagrant deployment demo for STHLM.js
Christian Landgren
·
0 responses
·
heroku, vagrant, devops, nodejs
Ubuntu-based distros on older Hardware
OJ
·
0 responses
·
linux, install
bcp - neat file copying on a LAN.
Wesley Hill
·
0 responses
·
linux, unix, c, bcp
Creating a Mac Bootable Ubuntu USB Drive
Mike Kelley
·
0 responses
·
mac, install, ubuntu
Sponsored by #native_company# — Learn More
#native_title#
#native_desc#
Coderwall Dev Community
Read the latest posts from our dev community members, published minutes or hours ago and sorted by date so you don't miss anything, even on busy days.
Every new code snippet, quick fix, programming tip and vibe coding experiment lands here first, giving early readers a chance to try it out and leave feedback.
Authors range from beginners writing their first tech article to experienced developers sharing a lesson from a recent project. Like helpful work to push it toward trending.
Check back often: this list changes all day as programmers around the globe publish new posts, so there is always something you haven't seen yet.