Everyday tools of the trade
Great slides on scaling tech and business by github
Aaron Trevena
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0 responses
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git, scaling, growth, high availability
Search your bash history
Maik Kulbe
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2 responses
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shell, cli, history, bash
Application shortcut for commandline on OSX
Valter Martinek
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0 responses
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xcode, alias, osx, bash
Searching in big log files
Paweł Stawicki
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0 responses
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bash, less, log files
Sublime Text - See line changes in gutter
JD Isaacks
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2 responses
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sublime, git
Prune remote branches
Marc Richards
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1 response
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git, noob
ImageMagick - bloat = GraphicsMagick
Stanislaw Pusep
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0 responses
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shell, batch, fast, image
Git: LOC Added and Removed
Mario Ricalde
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3 responses
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git, bash, lines of code
Get yourself some git completion on OSX
David Underwood
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2 responses
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osx, git, auto-complete
Simple git clone your Rails app
d1b
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0 responses
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rails, git
Adding stuff to git's staging area
Christopher Darroch
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0 responses
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git, dvcs
Use /bin/bash instead of /bin/sh
dennis zhuang
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1 response
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shell, bash
Moving to Git
Tim Moore
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0 responses
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git, slideshare
automate heroku script for postgres color
kreso
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0 responses
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cli, shell scripting, bash, heroku scripting
setgid bit on directories
Andy Walker
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0 responses
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linux, unix, setgid
Read the manpages
Jesusaurus
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2 responses
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shell, command line, man, help
Stash only certain files
François Benaiteau
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1 response
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stash, git
Abort Git commit in Vim
Rhodri Pugh
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0 responses
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vim, git
View your git stash
Emil Ahlbäck
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0 responses
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git stash, git
Renaming git branches
Emil Ahlbäck
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0 responses
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git-flow, branching, git flow, git
Quick access to a Github repo via address bar
Maxime Thirouin
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6 responses
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browser, shortcut, repository, git
Determine all the files that have changed in Git
Sebastiano Poggi
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0 responses
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patch, diff, log, android
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