Everyday tools of the trade
Git Cheatsheet
Ignacio
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0 responses
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commands, guide, git
Using Terminal to Open Git Repositories in SourceTree
Franklin Strube
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1 response
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terminal, osx, git, sourcetree
Manage bundles on many Ruby projects with differing versions
Steve
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0 responses
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ruby, bundler, rvm, bash
Hassle-free Jenkins SSH connection to GitHub
James Van Dyke
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0 responses
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github, automation, ci, chef
One liner to create a Pow symlink for the current directory
Simon Starr
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1 response
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rails, pow, bash
Replace remote URL for multiple git repositories
Jens Hausherr
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0 responses
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sed, remote, git
Show rails test logs in terminal
shinn
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0 responses
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rails, terminal, logs, tests
Converting individual images to single PDF
Luke Stringer
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0 responses
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mac, homebrew, brew
Copy the HTML code of any webpage to the Windows clipboard
Samuel Bran
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0 responses
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command line, clipboard, windows, cygwin
Browse your current repo on github.com
Thomas Drevon
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2 responses
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ruby, git, github
Don't see runserver python outputs in terminal!
Mohammad Taleb
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0 responses
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python, terminal, buffer, runserver
Enabling data=writeback on ext3 debian squeeze
Jinn Koriech
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0 responses
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linux, debian, kernel, mount
2 simple aliases
0asa
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0 responses
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terminal, alias, open, edit
Batch file rename in MacOS
michał łukasiewicz
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0 responses
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rename, mac, batch, file
Quick HTTP Server from Mac Terminal
Horia Dragomir
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0 responses
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terminal, cli, server, bash
Compiling latest git from sources on a CentOS box
Antonio Ognio
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0 responses
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compile, centos, git, redhat
Multiple aliases on every entry of SSH's config file
Antonio Ognio
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1 response
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aliases, config, ssh, remote
Easy Xcode git command line access
Darrell De Freitas
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0 responses
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shell, git, xcode, osx
Command Line Lipsum Text
Jonah Dahlquist
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1 response
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shell, text, bash, lipsum
Installing 'The Silver Searcher' on Ubuntu
Peter Golm
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3 responses
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shell, grep, linux, tool
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