Newest Shortcut Programming Tips
git log alias
Chaitanya Kuber
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0 responses
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log, alias, shortcut, git
Find a file in a GitHub repo in a Sublime Text “⌘P” style
Matti Schneider
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0 responses
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navigation, shortcut, github
Windows Boss Key Combo
Rashaad Essop
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3 responses
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shortcut, windows7, bosskey, hide it all
My Git shortcuts for the bash
Beat Bolli
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0 responses
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alias, shortcut, bash
"Jump to anything" with Sublime text
Felipe Elias Philipp
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0 responses
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sublime text, sublime, shortcut
Git beefy rebase and push alias
Murphy Randle
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0 responses
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zsh, git, alias, mac
Paste with automatic indenting in Sublime Text 2
johnfisherman
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1 response
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sublime text, sublime, productivity, shortcut
Jump Between Words
Oscar Godson
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3 responses
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shell, terminal, shortcut, bash
Jump To The Start And End Of A Line
Oscar Godson
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, shortcut, bash
Go "back" in bash
Oscar Godson
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0 responses
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shell, bash, terminal, shortcut
Browserstack Bookmarklet
Stephen Way
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4 responses
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shortcut, bookmarklet, javascript
Language-aware code commenting in Sublime Text 2
johnfisherman
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1 response
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sublime text, text editor, shortcut, comment
Clear Internet Explorer Cache Instantantly
Baljeetsingh
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1 response
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command line, ie, cache, windows
Vim shortcuts for Google Chrome
Daniel Puglisi
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0 responses
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chrome, vim, shortcut, movement
quick starting a ruby script
pansy
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0 responses
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ruby, script, shortcut, quick script
mkdir foo and immediately cd into it
Brett
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0 responses
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cd, shortcut, mkdir, bash
Sublime Text: Wrapping content with tag
Matt
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14 responses
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sublime, text, shortcut, html
Learn shortcuts. Work faster.
Lars Jung
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1 response
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shell, vim, photoshop, sublimetext
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