Everyday tools of the trade
Inserting Text Repeatedly in Vim
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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0 responses
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vim, tips
Preserve bash history across multiple sessions
Stanislaw Pusep
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0 responses
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shell, hack, history, bash
What to include in your README's
Josh Burns
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0 responses
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markdown, readme, git, write
Configuring Vagrant & Chef cookbooks, the right-way
Luiz Fonseca
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, unix, vagrant
Slitaz 4.0 (GNU/LINUX)
Evertton de Lima
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0 responses
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open source, linux, gnu, slitaz
Many ways to start a local web server
John Piasetzki
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0 responses
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php, python, linux, npm
How to have project-specific vimrc
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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vim, vimrc
Tabbing in gvim
Kristian Lewis Jones
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1 response
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vim, vimrc, gvim
copy+paste system clipboard in vim
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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vim, vimrc
Moving lines in vim
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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vim, ide, vimrc
Nested gitignores
Simon Walker
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0 responses
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git
Personal wiki in your Mac
Carlos Rodríguez
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3 responses
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mac, mamp, wiki
GitHub Flavored Markdown to HMTL (gfm2html)
Evertton de Lima
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0 responses
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shell, git, gfm2html
Recovering from master being rewritten
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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rebase, git
which git workflow is the best?
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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git, workflow, git flow
Develop or not to develop in master branch
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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workflow, git
Resolve SSHFS speed issues with Mac OS X
Chris Vandebroek
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0 responses
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macosx, ssh, vpn, sshfs
SubVersion tip for Git lovers
Julien Carsique
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0 responses
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svn, subversion, git
Understanding git merges
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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merge, git
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