Hacking the command line
Log colouriser command line utility
Peter Hillerström
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0 responses
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python, logging, cli
bundle_grep
Tieg Zaharia
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0 responses
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ruby, shell
Sublime Text 2 Vim Bindings
Mehul Kar
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0 responses
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vim, sublime text 2, vintage bindings
Simple Bash Script To Get All Git Directories
Vinit Kumar
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0 responses
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*nix, git, bash
Disguise Google Chrome as a different browser
Stefan Imhoff
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0 responses
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shell, browser
Magento: list enabled/disabled XML module's files
Ezequiel Kupelian
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0 responses
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magento, modules, bash
update your mac from the command line
raindog
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0 responses
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bash, osx, sh, mac
tabularize
Seth McLaughlin
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0 responses
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vim, ide, coding
Trim trailing whitespace in vim
Garry Shutler
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0 responses
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vim, whitespace
CtrlP root markers
Garry Shutler
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0 responses
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vim, ctrlp, git
Fugitive.vim: A Git Wrapper for vim
Vitor Balocco
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0 responses
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git, vim, fugitive.vim
Turn absolute symlinks into relative
Filippo Valsorda
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0 responses
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linux, symlinks, git, bash
Load SQL scripts into MySQL
Ezequiel Kupelian
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0 responses
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mysql, mysql client, sql scripts, bash
Linux history - log date for records in history
Viesturs Proškins
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0 responses
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linux, history, tips, bash
Check running time of long processes in Linux
Rafael Calsaverini
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1 response
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script, linux, shell script, bash
Bundlizer: RubyGems and Bundler application manager
Tomohiro TAIRA
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1 response
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ruby, bundler, shell, rubygems
Ruby pbcopy and pbpaste
Simone Carletti
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1 response
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shell, clipboard, irb, pbcopy
Color code your prompts
Davur S. Clementsen
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0 responses
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terminal, unix, dsclementsen, bash
TTY.JS
Bruno Lazzaro
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0 responses
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terminal, node, front end developer, javascript
use command prompt like vim
Sandeep Ravichandran
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, vim, prompt
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