Everyday tools of the trade
Take a screenshot of any website, using PhantomJS
Sean Dunn
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0 responses
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coffeescript, github
Terminal, can I haz nice welcome image?
Bodo Tasche
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0 responses
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terminal, ascii, ansi, art
Java Auto Completion in Sublime Text
Matthew Zeman
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0 responses
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sublime, java, github
Take a photo of yourself every time you commit
Víctor Martínez
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29 responses
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ruby, osx, git
irb hacks
Jason King
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, irb
irb time saver
Tieg Zaharia
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4 responses
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ruby, shell
Building off of your history at the CLI
ethanmiller
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0 responses
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bash, cli, history
vim plugin to refactor rails code
Sandeep Ravichandran
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0 responses
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rails, vim
My zsh prompt (looks good in solarized)
Kevin Beddingfield
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1 response
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zsh, solarized
Generate useful READMEs for GitHub forks
Alexey Blinov
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0 responses
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github, pullrequest, readme
Better git log
Tom Dyer
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0 responses
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tomdyer, git
Generate your changelogs with Git log
Jerel Unruh
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3 responses
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changelog, git, github
Ubuntu 12.04 Ruby on Rails Development
Pete Hudgins
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0 responses
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rails, postgres, ubuntu
Quickly create sparse file in Linux
Tom O'Connor
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0 responses
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linux, commandline, dd, sparse-file
Insert last argument of previous command
Tom Hudson
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0 responses
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shell, bash
My user page on GitHub
Jorge Garrido
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0 responses
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source, open, page, projects
Killer shell prompt to use with Git
Thomas
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0 responses
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shell, prompt, git, bash
No whitespace in Git repositories
Teddy Zetterlund
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0 responses
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whitespace, git
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