Everyday tools of the trade
Sometimes you've gotta forgo npm for a module on GitHub that really works.
Will Shown
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0 responses
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github, git, node, pull request
Code coverage for your current git branch using simplecov
Andrew Nicholson
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0 responses
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ruby, git, simplecov
NerdTree, an useful plugin for VIM
J. Carlos
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0 responses
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vim, plugin, protip
CPU temperature segment in tmux powerline
Félix Saparelli
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1 response
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linux, os x, tmux, powerline
Global Git Hooks
Joseph Randall Hunt
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2 responses
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git, git-hooks
Running cron on OSX Mountain Lion
Mickaël Rémond
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1 response
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osx, mountain-lion, bash
Bash history: Ignore duplicates
Nils Caspar
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0 responses
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history, duplicates, bash
Shell based GeoIP log file analysis
Mickaël Rémond
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0 responses
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shell, geoip, bash
Forgot to type sudo?
Horacio González
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0 responses
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bash, sudo
Fixing a slow starting Terminal or iTerm2 on Mac OS X
Lauris
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, iterm2
Lock screen on your Mac
Abhinav Ajgaonkar
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0 responses
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mac, os x, window, lock screen
Setting up a new Mac OSX Lion for Development
Jose Jesus Perez Aguinaga
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4 responses
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ruby, nodejs, macosx, vagrant
Command Line shortcuts
Federico Ulfo
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1 response
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command line, cli
Set up your own Rails server in minutes with these recipes
Michiel Sikkes
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, nginx, unicorn
GNU/Linux: time zone for a specific user
Paweł Wilk
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0 responses
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shell, linux, gnu, user
Shortcut Keys for Bash
Amgad Suliman
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0 responses
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linux, bash
Sync your static files in git with S3
Alon Pe'er
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0 responses
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php, s3, git, static files
Ctag vim
Abhishek Nalwaya
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0 responses
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vim, productivity, ctag
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