Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Shell script to upload current folder to server
Artem Sapegin
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1 response
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shell, unix, mac os x, scripting
Easter eggs in vim
Artemiy
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0 responses
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vim, easteregg
Find and kill a process using a particular port
Derryl Carter
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0 responses
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shell, shell script, port, bash
.rvmrc file that creates gemset if non-existant
David Morrow
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2 responses
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ruby, shell, rvm, gemset
gitbash.bashrc
hansnans
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0 responses
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bash, linux, git, branch
Git - checkout previous branch easily
Anton Kalyaev
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0 responses
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shell, branch, cd, git
Shortcuts to format XML and JSON in place in Vim
Vasily Mikhaylichenko
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0 responses
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vim, json, xml, format
Click on stack trace to open a file with NeoVim
Luca Guidi
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0 responses
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iterm, shell, neovim, vim
Set LANG variable in OSX terminal app
Manas Singh
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0 responses
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python, bash, osx, django
Run pngquant on subfolder
Pascal Hartig
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0 responses
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shell, pngquant
Recreate schema in PostgreSql
John Fragkoulis
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0 responses
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shell, postgresql
Open all conflicted merge files with Git
Joel Gillman
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0 responses
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merge, vim, git, conflict
Never set SUID bit on shell scripts
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, unix, bash
Run a Shell Script for the Duration in Unix
James Martin
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0 responses
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shell, unix, date, linux
Oh My ZSH theme
Luca Guidi
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0 responses
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shell, zsh
Scrapy + WP-CLI + Google Cache: Restore lost posts
Brandon
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0 responses
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python, shell, terminal, wget
How show git branch in terminal (with colors)
Yuriy
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0 responses
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color, terminal, linux, git
Fancy up your command line!
dickeyxxx
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4 responses
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zsh, command line, git
Weather report from Bash
Jeremy Frazao
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1 response
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shell, weather, bash
Git credentials on the go
Jens Hausherr
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0 responses
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ssh, git
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