Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Integrated Development Environment?
Clark Nelson
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2 responses
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sublime, vim, development, ide
update your mac from the command line
raindog
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0 responses
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bash, osx, sh, mac
sed replace with condition
Artur Burtsev
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0 responses
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shell, sed, unix
SubVersion tip for Git lovers
Julien Carsique
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0 responses
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svn, subversion, git
Open SSH connection freeze
Rob Jens
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, vps, freeze
gitfiti – abusing github commit history for the lulz
Yuri Artemev
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0 responses
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python, shell, git, github
git add -p
Victor Ilyukevich
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2 responses
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git
Project structured_log Goes Public
BurdetteLamar
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0 responses
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ruby, github, opensource
use command prompt like vim
Sandeep Ravichandran
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, vim, prompt
Hunting "space hogs" on remote servers with ncdu
Stanislaw Pusep
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0 responses
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shell, unix, du, cleanup
Run Rails App on IIS
Viv Del Rio
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0 responses
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rails, windows, iis
Speed Up Site Development With Mixture
Allyson Beckers
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0 responses
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mac, app, prototyping, windows
Fixing paths in Jekyll for Github-pages
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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jekyll, github
Your knife is slow? Sharpen it!
Pierre Ozoux
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0 responses
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zsh, chef, knife, rbenv
Parse times, sub-totals, and totals out of Rails log statements
Jason Rogers
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, rails, gawk
Gnome-Sushi
Sanket Sudake
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0 responses
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nautilus, file preview, ubuntu
Amending a GitHub Pull Request
Matt Smith
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0 responses
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command line, open-source, pull request, git
Build an Apache Switch with Zenity
Simone
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0 responses
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apache, bash, zenity
Rails Bundle Install
Maynard Cabalitan
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1 response
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rails, terminal, bundle install
Reverse pull request (GitHub, GitHub Enterprise)
Ryan Parman
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0 responses
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git, github, pr, pull
Getting started with Python3 and Jupyter Notebook on Linux
satishgoda
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0 responses
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jupyter, python, interactive, computing
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