Hacking the command line
Display 80 column border in vim
Olexandr Shalakhin
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0 responses
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vim, pep8
bash history
neizod
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0 responses
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bash
View git commit changes in vim
Alessandro Mecca
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0 responses
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git, diff, vim, commit
Git credentials on the go
Jens Hausherr
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0 responses
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ssh, git
Oh My Cygwin
haithem bel haj
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0 responses
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terminal, oh-my-zsh, windows, cygwin
git diff highlighting
Felix Puchinger
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0 responses
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vim, syntax, git, highlighting
'sudo' after opening the file
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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1 response
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rails, vim, tip, vimrc
Open folder in iTerm
Ochko
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2 responses
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shell, osx, iterm, automator
recursively download via ftp
Semio Zheng
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0 responses
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shell, ftp, wget
iterm2 autocomplete
Huy Nguyen
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2 responses
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shell, autocomplete, iterm2
Open Git conflicts in Vim
Dwain Faithfull
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3 responses
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shell, vim, git
Command line calculator
Ochko
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0 responses
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shell
Using Aegir aliases with Drush
Robin van der Vleuten
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0 responses
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drush, drupal, cli, aegir
SSH to many hosts in split panes with iTerm
Matt Ball
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6 responses
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ssh, applescript, iterm2
Simple way to parse json in the terminal
yaakov
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0 responses
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python, terminal, json
Run a Process as a Daemon
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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0 responses
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shell, rails, tips, command
Know your applications memory usage on a server
Ignas Butėnas
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1 response
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memory, server, system, linux
Unholy trinity of Vim, CygWin and Windows
Tommi Carleman
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0 responses
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vim, dotfiles, cygwin
Simple Scripts For Google and Wikipedia
Julien Dubeau
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0 responses
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google, terminal, tricks, scripting
Interactive Vim Tutorial
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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1 response
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vim, tips
Reload your Shell
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, source, command
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