Everyday tools of the trade
Vim CTags for Ruby projects
Luca Guidi
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0 responses
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ruby, vim, ctags
Learn shortcuts. Work faster.
Lars Jung
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1 response
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shell, vim, photoshop, sublimetext
How GitHub uses GitHub
Cameron Verhelst
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0 responses
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git, github
Spotlight from the OS X Commandline
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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osx, mac, commandline, mdfind
Concatenate all files in a directory except for their individual first lines
Christos Delivorias
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0 responses
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script, concatenate, bash
Glot: Reflective Builder Population
Tobias Clemson
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0 responses
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ruby, groovy, gradle, java
Store an Objective-C block as a property
Ryan McGrath
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2 responses
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ios, mac, iphone, objective-c
Cherry pick unsaved changes into stash
David G. Hong
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0 responses
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stash, git
FTP is so 90's. Let's deploy via Git instead!
Kerrick Long
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36 responses
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ftp, deployment, git
shell function arguments in bash/os x
Blake Barrett
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0 responses
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shell, osx, backup, functions
Try Git
Randy M. Daniel
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0 responses
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tutorial, git
Using Vim with fish shell
Dmitry Medvinsky
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4 responses
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fish, vim, bash
Vim: resplit after window size change
Dmitry Medvinsky
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0 responses
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vim, gvim, macvim
Creating .gitignore file through command line on Windows
Rafael Kiyohiro Une
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0 responses
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command line, git, windows
nicolas-brousse/RMonitor
Nicolas B.
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0 responses
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ruby, monitoring, nicolas-brousse, github
Rails app templates
Chris Bell
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0 responses
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rails, github
Determine OS X version from the command line
Kevin Elliott
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1 response
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terminal, osx, cli, mac
git - the simple guide
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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git, github
Be sure that your commit pass tests
Łukasz Niemier
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0 responses
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testing, hooks, git
How to count failure resque jobs from shell.
sawanoboly
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, redis
Terminal using node.js
Rob
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0 responses
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nodejs, terminal, javascript, replacement
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