Everyday tools of the trade
Vimify your command line
Michał Szajbe
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1 response
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vim, command line
Vim: Make it easy to update/reload your .vimrc
Karthik Sirasanagandla
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0 responses
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vim, shortcuts, protip
Skipping words in Vim
Karthik Sirasanagandla
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0 responses
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vim, shortcuts, protip
git-svn-mirror is the easiest migration tool
Daniel O'Connor
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0 responses
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svn, migrate, git
Configure github links instead of gitweb in gerrit UI
Sergey Avseyev
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0 responses
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gerrit, git, github
Quick show/hide hidden file in Mac OS X
Damiano
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2 responses
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macosx, bashrc, bash
Run pngquant on subfolder
Pascal Hartig
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0 responses
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shell, pngquant
Easy console.log in vim
Raymond Julin
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0 responses
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vim, javascript
git undo-last
Stilliard
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0 responses
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undo, commit, git
Print Surrounding Lines Around a Match
Miles Matthias
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0 responses
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grep, unix
Unbind Ctrl+S in terminal
Artur Nowak
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0 responses
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shell, terminal
Le wildmenu
Eduardo
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0 responses
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vim, menu, vi, wildmenu
capistrano + ftp only hosting provider
Janez Troha
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3 responses
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capistrano, ftp, git
Git: Temporarily ignoring files
cSquirrel
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7 responses
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alias, index, ignore, git
A Note About Git Commit Messages
Francesco Tassi
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0 responses
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vcs, git
Case Insensitive tab completion
Mike Simons
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0 responses
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osx, bash
Sort gems in your Gemfile
Alex G
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8 responses
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rails, vim, gemfile
Commit Status API on Github
Adriano Rodrigo Guerreiro Laranjeira
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0 responses
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github, adrianoguerreiro
Android FireZenk's TickerText
Jorge Garrido
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0 responses
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source, code, text, custom
Gitignore for symfony2 - enhanced
pleone
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0 responses
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gitignore, symfony, composer, netbeans
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