Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
VIM Syntax Highlighting
Carl Ambroselli
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1 response
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vim, syntax highlighting
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
alias :qa='tmux kill-session'
David Bankier
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0 responses
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shell, vim, tmux
Git Shortcuts in bash
Ritesh Panchal
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0 responses
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aliases, git, bash
SSH Public Key Authentication
Ben Mills
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0 responses
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ssh, authentication, public key
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
Git Autocorrect
Frank Bültge
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0 responses
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console, terminal, git, setting
bash jobs
Jake Bellacera
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0 responses
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code, tips, lifehack, efficiency
Remove pyc and swp files recursively
Ellison Leão
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0 responses
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python, script, bash, clean
Toggle between qwerty and dvorak
rw
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0 responses
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zsh, keyboard layout, qwerty, dvorak
Turn Vim Into Vim, But With Windows
Ben Klein
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0 responses
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vim, productivity, editing
Debugging cron
Alex Egg
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0 responses
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shell, cron
Write Javascript template in Vim
mike
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0 responses
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javascript, vim
Censor credentials in bash history
lbonanomi
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0 responses
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bash, go, security
Generate a list of contents of any directory using terminal
Ben Jacob
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2 responses
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terminal, osx, bash
git commit amend
Milos Dakic
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0 responses
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git, terminal, code, commit
Copy & Paste from the CLI (OSX)
Daniel Puglisi
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0 responses
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osx, cli, hustling
Quickly activate a virtualenv
Shrayas Rajagopal
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0 responses
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python, shell, unix, virtualenv
Use your history!
Lajos Koszti
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2 responses
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shell, zsh, history, bash
Delete a git tag - made easy
Frank Gregor
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0 responses
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tag, git, delete, bash
Skip directory for ack search
Jearvon Dharrie
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0 responses
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shell, productivity, ack
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