Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Regex to match GitHub’s Markdown code blocks
Gonçalo Morais
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3 responses
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regex, markdown, js, javascript
Fixing the missing libxml2 when installing nokogiri with RVM
Martin Naumann
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0 responses
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rvm, debian, ruby, martin-n
Run A Secondary Skype Instance on Mac
Dilantha
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0 responses
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mac, skype, hacks
Store an Objective-C block as a property
Ryan McGrath
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2 responses
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ios, mac, iphone, objective-c
Git commit message & Redmine
Marco Vito Moscaritolo
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2 responses
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commit message, git hook, git, redmine
Brother scanner + linux (ubuntu server).
Rafał Malinowski
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5 responses
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shell, brother, scanner
Implement Social Login Button for Any OAuth Provider Using Vue.js
Khor
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0 responses
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oauth, oauth2, javascript, vue
syntax highlighting in the terminal with pygments
Tom Jakubowski
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4 responses
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console, terminal, colors, syntax highlighting
Fix sourcetree error
Chris
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0 responses
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git, sourcetree
progress bars in bash scripts
abhishek_tamrakar
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0 responses
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progress bar, shell script, bash
Passing parameters to Rake tasks
Ian Rodriguez
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0 responses
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ruby, cli, rake
MySQL output as CSV, on command line
Michael Jemmeson
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1 response
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mysql, csv, bash
AWK to explore your access log files
pmaoui
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0 responses
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linux, logs, awk, apache2
Vim automatic wrapping at 80 characters
Chip Castle
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0 responses
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viml, vimscript, vim, vi
Pretty format XML in Vim
Marcin Kulik
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4 responses
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vim, xml
How to use the new Github
Craig Marvelley
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18 responses
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git, github
Open the Xcworkspace file in the current directory
Bram Plessers
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1 response
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workspace, terminal, xcode, osx
Zsh rerun last command with search/replace
Sean Copenhaver
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0 responses
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shell, zsh
Ubuntu Command Line Interaction with Beanstalkd
Blitline Developers
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0 responses
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shell, command line, beanstalkd, ubuntu
Seamlessly navigate tmux and vim splits
Mislav Marohnić
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4 responses
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terminal, vim, tmux
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