Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Git commits from Emacs
Pierre Larochelle
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1 response
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emacs, git
Batch update repo copyrights with gulpjs
S.Lacy
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2 responses
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git, nodejs, gulp, build systems
Time Series Data Collection & Analysis
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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statistics, analytics, eventing, github
Take a picture of you and upload it to tumblr via post-commit
Martin Tschischauskas
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4 responses
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git, selfshooting, gitshots, imagesnap
gitk demystified
Ivan Sim
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1 response
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ivanhcsim, git, gitk
Git tree in terminal
Mohit Sethi
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0 responses
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git, tree
The best git deployment method ever.
Adam Patterson
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0 responses
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php, deployment, git
HTML5 geolocation with fallback
Tom Roggero
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0 responses
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open source, gist, javascript, github
Pretty urls in git clone
Jakh Daven
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2 responses
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github, git, bitbucket
.gitignore Template for Xcode
Juice
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0 responses
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cocoa, xcode, git, objective-c
Github contribution quick start
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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opensource, git
A git extension to manage .gitignore files
eviweb
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0 responses
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gitignore, cli, git
Get the highest semantic versioning tag in a GIT repository
Pieter Vogelaar
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0 responses
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git, semantic versioning, highest tag, latest tag
Yet another Mobile First CSS Framework
Abraham
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0 responses
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css, responsive, rails, html
Gem markdown_helper CLI
BurdetteLamar
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0 responses
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ruby, github, markdown, documentation
The unofficial GitHub Cards
Hsiaoming Yang
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2 responses
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widget, javascript, github
Using hub with GitHub Enterprise
Sonny Scroggin
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0 responses
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productivity, git, enterprise, hub
Better binary diffs in Git
Andrea Richiardi
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0 responses
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git, binary
Killer shell prompt to use with Git
Thomas
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0 responses
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shell, prompt, git, bash
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