Everyday tools of the trade
Simple-Statistics
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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statistics, visualization, nodejs, github
TTY.JS
Bruno Lazzaro
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0 responses
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terminal, node, front end developer, javascript
use command prompt like vim
Sandeep Ravichandran
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, vim, prompt
Multiple Environment Config for ExpressionEngine
Evan Rowe
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0 responses
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expressionengine, ee, git
The most awesome git alias on the planet
Vitor Balocco
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1 response
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gitconfig, git alias, git rebase, .gitconfig
Github backup script onliner
Ross Delinger
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0 responses
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github, python, oneliner, insanity
Keeping your github forks in sync
chalupaul
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1 response
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openstack, bash, github
Node.js + MongoDB = MongoJS
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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mongodb, nosql, javascript, nodejs
Groundskeeper - Remove forgotten debug statements from your JS files
Couto
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5 responses
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nodejs, console, build, javascript
Fancy up your command line!
dickeyxxx
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4 responses
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zsh, command line, git
Variable setting tricks
William Kelly
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0 responses
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shell, cli, bash
CASH Music platform
jesse von doom
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0 responses
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php, music, github
Mac OS X Vim installer with Thor and Mercurial
Juan Hernández Babón
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0 responses
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ruby, osx, vim, gist
Find out what fonts are used in a PDF
Kenrick Turner
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0 responses
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shell, typography, cli, font
Pretty git log
Kenrick Turner
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0 responses
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shell, log, git
Take a photo of yourself every time you commit (Linux)
Dan Shick
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0 responses
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linux, git, github
Mac OS X Idletime
Neil Smithline
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0 responses
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macosx, idle-time, idletime
Github: Show Filename in Browser Title
Neil Smithline
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0 responses
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browser, filename, title, github
Simple /etc/init.d script to run a daemon
Neil Smithline
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0 responses
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daemon, linux, init.d
ps(1) with convenient grep(1) builtin
Neil Smithline
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0 responses
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linux, unix, ps
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