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Get Lazy in javascript coding
Arjunkumar
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lazy, javascript
Lazy carousel in bootstrap
rewritten2
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6 responses
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bootstrap, carousel, lazy
Iterate through lines of files with Node.js
Koen Bollen
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0 responses
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io, nodejs, file, npm
Making Ruby's Enumerator lazier
Ivan Novikov
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2 responses
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ruby, lambda, lazy
steal aegir's drush aliases
Chris Burgess
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0 responses
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aliases, drush, drupal, lazy
CLI based project structure generator
Josh Burns
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3 responses
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shell, css, html, twitter
Parsing json responses the lazy (as in I-hate-if's) way
Daniel Tralamazza
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4 responses
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api, json, lazy, javascript
Browser Stack - quick command line tunnelling
Chris Hale
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1 response
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lazy, browser testing, browserstack
forget !important
George
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4 responses
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css, html, lazy, styles
Easier code search
Rob Jentzema
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0 responses
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js, bookmarklet, lazy, javascript
Update all your repos inside a folder
Leo Tartari
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0 responses
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script, lazy, git, bash
Copy file permissions from another tree structure
Alvaro Garcia
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0 responses
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shell, chmod, lazy, linux
Lazy behind the scenes cookbook uploads
Jonathan Freedman
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0 responses
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mac, chef, devops, lazy
minimal sexy vim setup for the extremely lazy
William Whitacre
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0 responses
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vim, oneliner, vimrc, lazy
real composer self-update
Mark Vaughn
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0 responses
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linux, composer, cron, crontab
indifferent source code access
Jonathan Freedman
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0 responses
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shell, lazy, bash
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minimal sexy vim setup for the extremely lazy
William Whitacre
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indifferent source code access
Jonathan Freedman
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shell, lazy, bash
Lazy carousel in bootstrap
rewritten2
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bootstrap, carousel, lazy
real composer self-update
Mark Vaughn
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linux, composer, cron, crontab
Easier code search
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