Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Connect to a Mongolab Heroku DB
Raúl Raja
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0 responses
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heroku, mongodb, bash, mongolab
Ubuntu-based distros on older Hardware
OJ
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0 responses
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linux, install
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
Automating backup for MongoDB using CRON and S3CMD
Lazaro Fernandes Lima
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0 responses
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linux, backup, mongodb
Git ignores empty folders
Colin Keith
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2 responses
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git, migration from subversion
Want to reset iOS simulator from your terminal?
Thais Camilo
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0 responses
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terminal, ios simulator, rubymotion
Ruby gem docs from shell to browser
Chip Castle
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0 responses
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ruby, grep, gem, unix
Too many aliases? Pshaw! There's no such thing
Michaux Kelley
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0 responses
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zsh, alias, grep, ohmyzsh
Get external IP in a script
James Barnett
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0 responses
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linux, bash
Reload your vimrc file
Justin Jensen
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1 response
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vim, vimrc
Create striped folders in Bash
Jon Dowdle
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2 responses
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folder, bash, stripe
How to capture user input using STDIN in PHP CLI
Matt Helm
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0 responses
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php, shell
Git lab bash (shell) manager
Pawel
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0 responses
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shell, irc, code review, git
Install Emacs PHP mode on Ubuntu
Gustavo Gómez
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0 responses
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php, emacs, ubuntu
Simple CMake project
Casey
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0 responses
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osx, linux, c, cmake
Get last Git tag
Anton Kalyaev
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1 response
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tag, git
Installing Oracle JDK on linux
ADIO Kingsley O
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1 response
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oracle, linux, jdk, java
Monitor things with CLI
gahtune
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4 responses
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python, cli, monitor
Quickly pipe a directory over ssh
jottr
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2 responses
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shell, ssh, devops, bash
Trun your Github Issue into kanban with greasemonkey & Gira
Jichao Ouyang
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0 responses
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jira, issues, kanban, github
Easy javascript syntax checking in vim
Jonathan Bowers
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0 responses
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javascript, vim, syntax
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