Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Mount remote directories
neko
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0 responses
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ssh, scp, linux
Awesome shortcuts for iTerm
David Leuliette
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, apple, unix
Force ignore on your .gitignore
Joe Critchley
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0 responses
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git, alias, command line, cli
Two MySQL Pro Tricks
David Duggins
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0 responses
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shell, mysql, command line, pro tricks
Don't see runserver python outputs in terminal!
Mohammad Taleb
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0 responses
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python, terminal, buffer, runserver
Set vim mode in bash (cannot believe I just learned this today)
Jacques Fuentes
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0 responses
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vim, vi, noob, bash
Node and Npm on Windows
Willian Duarte de Andrade
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0 responses
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npm, command-line, windows, nodejs
A smart `cd` for your Python project
Reorx
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0 responses
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python, shell, zsh, virtualenv
Rails' alias_method_chain for Bash
Phil Smith
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0 responses
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shell, bash
add a "All" operator to vim
gahtune
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0 responses
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vim, operator
Avoid Global NPM Modules
Rowan Manning
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0 responses
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nodejs, command-line, javascript
Git Shortcuts in bash
Ritesh Panchal
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0 responses
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aliases, git, bash
Git branch and autocomplete in your bash prompt
Joe Connor
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1 response
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prompt, git, bash
Image optimizations
Josh Benham
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0 responses
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python, cli, images, optimize
Dead simple pastbin service for programmers, pipe terminal commands, use files, images etc
Victor Bjelkholm
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, terminal, curl
Keyboard shortcuts in GMail
Jason Rogers
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0 responses
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vim, gmail
Just run rspec tests that differ from master
Markus Graf
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0 responses
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git, bash, rspec
alias :qa='tmux kill-session'
David Bankier
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0 responses
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shell, vim, tmux
PSR-2 Character limit visual aid for (G)Vim
Er Galvão Abbott
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0 responses
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php, vim, gvim, psr-2
CLI for NodeJS
Wolf
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0 responses
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nodejs, command line, cli, readline
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