Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Check out GitHub repos with a "github:" URL
Lawrence Leonard "Larry" Gilbert
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1 response
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hacks, git, github
Git push current branch by default
Russell
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0 responses
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github, git, version control, defaults
Integrating your GitHub project into Jenkins
Jürgen Hermann
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0 responses
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tools, workflow, jenkins, how.to
Delete all the unused data accumulated by Docker easily
Mayeu
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0 responses
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docker, shell, cli
Safe interactive rebasing with git
Marc-André Lafortune
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0 responses
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rebase, git
Git(hub): Merging from a forked repo
Daniel Schmidt
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0 responses
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merge, git, fork
Style terminal output when running PHP
Joe Tannenbaum
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0 responses
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php, terminal, logging, cli
Clear Terminal in OSX
Dionysios Barmpoutis
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2 responses
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shell, terminal, osx, mac
How to delete master branch from git server
Daniel Gomes
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0 responses
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danielcsgomes, git, git server
How to 'git stash' untracked files
Joe Critchley
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0 responses
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cli, stash, git
git squash commits
hemanth
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3 responses
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cli, git, squash, bash
at command
Hatem Nassrat
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0 responses
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linux, scheduling, at command
Whitespace is useless!
David Kormushoff
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1 response
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diff, alias, command line, unix
Thanks to Github Trending!
Ahmed
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1 response
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php, shell, os x, doctrine
macOS battery life test with safe sleep at defined threshold
mroach_
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0 responses
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macos, battery, power, terminal
Use pushd and popd to easily jump back to previous folders
Bastian Spanneberg
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0 responses
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shell, productivity, linux
Git Log in colors
Esteban
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0 responses
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git
Do a Commit ignoring whitespaces
Carlos Suarez Fontalvo
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0 responses
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git, commit, whitespace, spaces
Working on multiple servers
Amar Sanakal
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0 responses
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shell, servers, bash
Watch the WWDC 2012 videos online
Arnaud Coomans
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0 responses
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macosx, objective-c, ios
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