Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Start Sublime text 2 from OS X terminal
shinn
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1 response
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terminal, sublime, osx, sublimetext2
Go fishing
Łukasz Niemier
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0 responses
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shell, fish
Delete all remote merged branches
Amos King
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0 responses
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git, bash
Brace Expansion in Bash
Tyler Hunt
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1 response
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shell, bash
A little bash function for creating a new project
Dmitry Pashkevich
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0 responses
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shell, cli, productivity, bash
Easy Clear screen for Linux/OSX
Octavio Luna
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1 response
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shell, osx, linux, mac
休日は職場PCを休ませてあげる in Linux
Λlisue
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0 responses
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terminal, howto, linux, crontab
Does your shell output haz rainbows?
Ryan Sobol
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, gem
Le wildmenu
Eduardo
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0 responses
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vim, menu, vi, wildmenu
Ultra fast git commit
Marin Usalj
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, mneorr, git
Open all unstaged and untracked source files in vim tabs
Ara
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0 responses
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shell, vim, awk, git
Be lazier navigating to common directories
Omni Adams
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1 response
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shell, bash
Nyan Cat is a Valid Use of Our University Servers
Kraig Walker
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0 responses
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bash, terminal, osx, linux
Develo standardize development workflows!
Marian Ignev
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0 responses
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ruby, python, rails, console
View your external IP Address
Jason Seney
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0 responses
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shell, network, bash
Sort apt-cache search with a shell function
Harley Laue
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0 responses
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debian, apt, ubuntu, bash
Apache Ivy command line wrapper
opatry
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0 responses
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shell, wrapper, ivy, artifact
Use Sublime text alias in your shell.
Bruno
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0 responses
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shell, sublime, alias, unix
Shell Enhancements for MongoDB
Tyler Brock
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0 responses
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shell, mongodb, hacks, javascript
generate md5 code
灵小句
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1 response
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shell, bash
Compile and run small blocks of C# directly from the command-line
travis
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0 responses
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shell, csharp, batch, c#
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