Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
vim: Search, copy and paste to another file
Sajnikanth Suriyanarayanan
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vim, search, copy, paste
Markdown/Github tables of contents
Alister
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0 responses
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markdown, github, toc
Vim: 'errorformat' setting for JSON syntax checker
Tacahiroy
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0 responses
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vim, json, chef
Create list of hardcoded tags for logcat filter-spec
jaymz campbell
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1 response
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android, grep, bash, logcat
Open all merge conflicts in your editor
suweller
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0 responses
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bash, zsh, git, vim
argparse
Aleksey V. Zapparov
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0 responses
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nodejs, cli, argparse
Get list of files in a directory tree
James Barnett
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0 responses
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linux, oneliner, bash
grep XOR awk
Chris Seymour
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0 responses
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shell, bash, grep, awk
Apache wildcard vhosts
Alexandru G.
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0 responses
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apache, vhost, php, windows
Regenerate the programs available in autocompletion
Aurélien Thieriot
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0 responses
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zsh, linux, bash
Git hooks
Mattes Groeger
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0 responses
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hook, validation, commit, rake
Linux history - log date for records in history
Viesturs Proškins
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0 responses
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linux, history, tips, bash
Use docker-machine env in CMD
Eran Z
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0 responses
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cmd, windows, cmder, docker-machine
Show listened ports on Mac OS X
duyue
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0 responses
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osx, mac, lsof
Great minds always have encountered an opposition from mediocre minds.
Harshit Pandey
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0 responses
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google, rest api, salesforce, git
Git alias to rebase and merge in one go
Oliver Gierke
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0 responses
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git, merge, rebase
Hassle-free Jenkins SSH connection to GitHub
James Van Dyke
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0 responses
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github, automation, ci, chef
usefull Mac OS CLI Aliase
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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alias, cli, mac, checksum
Fish: a smart and user-friendly command line shell
Chris Jaure
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0 responses
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shell, fish
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