Newest Terminal Programming Tips
Make your Rails tests look pretty with redgreen gem
Michiel Sikkes
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0 responses
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rails, terminal, testing
List directory with up to 8 millions files
0asa
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0 responses
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ls, terminal, find, list
Erase a Mac hard drive from the Terminal (when Disk Utility fails)
Mikkel Malmberg
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1 response
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terminal, os x, diskutility
find + Spotlight = mdfind
Alejandro
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terminal, osx
Find which terminal commands you use more
Anderson Pierre Cardoso
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3 responses
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zsh, terminal, osx, linux
The best terminal utility EVER.
John Riney
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terminal, os x, productivity, quake
How to avoid merge errors
Mads Ulrik Svendsen
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terminal, linux, workflow, git
ZSH prompt: exit status of last command
Florian Störkle
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, terminal
Determine OS X version from the command line
Kevin Elliott
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1 response
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terminal, osx, cli, mac
Terminal using node.js
Rob
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nodejs, terminal, javascript, replacement
Color code your prompts
Davur S. Clementsen
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0 responses
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terminal, unix, dsclementsen, bash
TTY.JS
Bruno Lazzaro
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0 responses
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terminal, node, front end developer, javascript
use command prompt like vim
Sandeep Ravichandran
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, vim, prompt
Terminal, can I haz nice welcome image?
Bodo Tasche
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0 responses
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terminal, ascii, ansi, art
Get a unix timestamp from bash
Robert Cuadra
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1 response
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terminal, timestamp, bash
Rename Terminal Tabs in OSX
Mike Kusold
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0 responses
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terminal, osx
instead of lsof, fs_usage or ps use the DTrace based opensnoop
Oliver Leitzgen
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, os x, dtrace
bash brace expansion for less typing
Daniel Huckstep
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shell, console, terminal, bash
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