Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Using Rbenv Ruby From Within Vim (zsh)
Ed
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6 responses
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zsh, vim, rbenv
Delete files/folders with long paths on Windows
Ciro Nunes
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3 responses
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npm, windows, ntfs
Vim command to convert variable into spec let(:var)
Christian Schlensker
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0 responses
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ruby, vim, code, minitest
Targeting hosts with multiple roles
Kal Hodgson
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1 response
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ansible
Paste in new line in vim
Natwar Singh
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0 responses
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vim, workflow
Create A Simple Git Timesheet
David Stump
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3 responses
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alias, git, bash, timesheet
High-Value Shell Aliasing
Dan Croak
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10 responses
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vim, unix, git
Reading YAML files in bash with ruby
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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ruby, bash
Use virt-install to rapidly deploy KVM guests
Paul Maunders
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0 responses
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linux, virtual machine, centos, libvirt
Setting up a new Mac OSX Lion for Development
Jose Jesus Perez Aguinaga
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4 responses
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ruby, nodejs, macosx, vagrant
Expose shadowsocks to homebrew by Polipo
Jeff Li
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0 responses
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mac, homebrew
CDPATH - cd to your project directory from anywhere
Gregory Pakosz
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2 responses
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shell, zsh, sh, bash
Symfony session problems with Vagrant
Joeri Timmermans
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0 responses
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apache, session, vagrant, symfony
Using Sublime Text 2 to insert/open/update Gist from Github.com
Jose Jesus Perez Aguinaga
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1 response
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github, sublime text, gist
Ohai plugin to use eth1 on vagrant boxes
Tom Howe
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2 responses
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ruby, vagrant, chef, ohai
Redis can't save in background
Boris Quiroz
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1 response
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redis, kernel, linux, overcommit_memory
SSH proxy and tunnel
Eugeniy Belyaev
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0 responses
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proxy, ssh, socks, ssh-tunnel
Pretty format JSON in Vim
Marcin Kulik
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1 response
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vim, json
Automate JS releasing with Grunt
Nicola Molinari
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0 responses
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coffeescript, nodejs, npm, release
Bash: regex greediness trick for complex enclosing patterns
Kiyoshi Murata
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0 responses
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regex, greediness, bash
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