Make tips that still tab
Targets and recipes for the build tool that never died.
Define your own function in a Makefile
Julien Gonzalez
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make, makefile
Compiling for iOS outside of Xcode with xcrun
Gregory Pakosz
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xcode, makefile, xcrun
Running gulp or grunt tasks with make
Guilherme J. Tramontina
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make, front-end, makefile, grunt
Colored Makefile for Golang projects
Anton Kalyaev
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makefile, golang
Setting Ansible playbook variables from Makefile
Pablo Torrecilla
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make, arguments, makefile, parameters
MP4 → Animated WebP
Ryan Parman
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ffmpeg, webp, mp4, video
Bake EaselJS, TweenJS, PreloadJS and SoundJS into one JS file
James Florentino
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makefile, createjs
Makefile + value from variable based on string from cli.
Rafał Malinowski
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shell, makefile, bash
Easy LaTeX compilation
Cristián Maureira
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latex, rubber, makefile, tex
Easy compilation of LaTeX documents
Roberto Bonvallet
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latex, rubber, makefile
Easy deployment to Gemfury for NPM modules
Daniel Durante
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nodejs, npm, makefile, package.json
PNG/JPG → WebP
Ryan Parman
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cwebp, webp, png, jpg
Burn subtitles into MP4 files before exporting them as GIFs or Animated WebP files
Ryan Parman
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ffmpeg, webp, mp4, gif
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PNG/JPG → WebP
Ryan Parman
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cwebp, webp, png, jpg
Burn subtitles into MP4 files before exporting them as GIFs or Animated WebP files
Ryan Parman
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ffmpeg, webp, mp4, gif
MP4 → Animated WebP
Ryan Parman
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ffmpeg, webp, mp4, video
Define your own function in a Makefile
Julien Gonzalez
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make, makefile
Running gulp or grunt tasks with make
Newest
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Guilherme J. Tramontina
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make, front-end, makefile, grunt
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