Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Active Record in objective-c
Dalton
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0 responses
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osx, mac, ipad, iphone
generate md5 code
灵小句
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1 response
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shell, bash
Vagrant, use nfs if available
Markus Perl
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0 responses
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vagrant, vagrant nfs, vagrant windows, vagrant mac
Check a beanstalkd server from console
Blitline Developers
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0 responses
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linux, beanstalkd
Dump a Mongolab Heroku DB
Raúl Raja
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1 response
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heroku, mongodb, bash, mongolab
My first 5 minutes on an Ubuntu server
Nathan Hopkins
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0 responses
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ops, ubuntu
zsh: get npm version of package
S.Lacy
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, node, npm
Easy Git Rebase
Aleksey Smolenchuk
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2 responses
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shell, workflow, git
Current 'Make' configuration
James Gosnell
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0 responses
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macosx, make, linux, bsd
Speedup rvm ruby on mac
Marcel Medak
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1 response
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ruby, mac, performance, rvm
Not enough room for VS 2012?
abaper
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0 responses
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visual studio, vs2012 install, windows
Getting Started with Docker in Fedora 20
bt3gl
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0 responses
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linux, docker
Use Textmate 2 to edit files on remote server with rmate
Anandha Krishnan
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0 responses
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ssh, textmate, reverse tunnel
Better terminal for MacOSX
Cristiano Diniz da Silva
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1 response
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terminal, osx, mac, iterm
scientific calculator for terminal
Morteza Milani
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0 responses
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terminal, calc
FileMerge
Jeffrey Jackson
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0 responses
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ios, xcode, mac, objective-c
How to install Ruby on Windows
Alexander Tamoykin
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3 responses
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ruby, command prompt, windows, installation
Get a list of files opened by a process
Dmitry Pashkevich
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0 responses
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shell, cli, linux
Application shortcut for commandline on OSX
Valter Martinek
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0 responses
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xcode, alias, osx, bash
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