Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
vim color schemes
Konstantin Gorodinskiy
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2 responses
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vim, color schemes
Switch from SublimeText/TextMate to Vim
Jared McFarland
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8 responses
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vim, programming, text editing
Travis-CI and MongoDB
Tobias Trelle
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3 responses
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ci, mongodb, travis, java
Progress bar with compression
Alan Ivey
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2 responses
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terminal, linux, progress, compression
Installing rmagick 2.13.1 in MacOS X Mavericks
Zapic0
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1 response
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ruby, rails, osx, mac
ctags in Rails project
Jason King
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0 responses
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shell, rails, cli, ctags
Vim Ctrl-Space Omni & Keyword Completion
Ben Doerr
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2 responses
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vim, vimrc
Get puma jungle scripts working with rvm
Johannes Opper
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1 response
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rails, nginx, puma, capistrano
Secure Jenkins with Apache basic authentication
Bruno
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0 responses
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apache, jenkins, devops
Push new project to Github
Arthur Chang
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2 responses
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github, git
Where is the cloud-config file in CoreOS ?
Arnaud Meuret
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1 response
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docker, coreos, cloud-config
How to setup rails app on a mediatemple (dv)
Tom Caflisch
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4 responses
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ruby, rails, mediatemple, linux
Delete remote git branch
Партос
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0 responses
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git, remote branch, deleting
Deploying private submodules on heroku
Petr Bela
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4 responses
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heroku, submodules, github
use subl to call sublime text 2 from git bash on Windows
Jupiter St John
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0 responses
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sublime text 2, bash, windows, git bash
Chose iOS Simulator via command line
Ignacio Calderon
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0 responses
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simulator, cli, automation, command
Detect newline(\n) in sed replacement
Sergiy Borodych
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0 responses
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shell, sed
Vim Tweaking :: SPF13 the ultimate bootstrapper
Rob Jens
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0 responses
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toolkit, vim, ide, productivity
Fabric and Celery can be friends!
Alex Hart
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3 responses
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python, django, ssh, fabric
Auto Complete SSH Hosts
Filipe Kiss
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1 response
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shell, ssh
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