Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Migrate SVN branches to Git
padawin
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1 response
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branch, svn, rebase, versioning
Copy database to a new server using ssh
Fabian Delgado
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0 responses
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mysql, ssh
Git Clone Without the additional Subdirectory
Jedy
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0 responses
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git, console, clone
Search and replace with Perl in command line
padawin
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0 responses
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perl, command line, bash, search and replace
Search your git commits and auto-show matches
Vincent Driessen
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0 responses
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shell scripting, git
Vim: Keep text selected after indentation.
Nick Larson
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2 responses
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vim, indentation
Ghost Localhost server
Corey Trombley
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2 responses
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ruby, terminal, server, localhost
Password-less vagrant NFS share
Michal Bryxí
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0 responses
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macosx, vagrant, nfs
Git Bisect: Which commit busted my tests?
Ben Kitzelman
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0 responses
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git-bisect, git
Better Git Pager
Sean Todd
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0 responses
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git, terminal, less, unix
Generating your own password!
Ricardo Pascua
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2 responses
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scripting, linux, ubuntu, bash
Use Vi Commands for your Terminal
Eric Raio
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0 responses
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zsh, terminal, vim, bash
Remove white-spaces, please!
Endel Dreyer
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1 response
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vim, collaboration, white-spaces
Automatic site update on push to github
Daniel Parnell
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4 responses
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web, update, git, github
Undoing a git merge
Ezekiel Kigbo
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0 responses
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merge, undo, simple, git
Four useful zsh aliases for rails projects
Ivan Zarea
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0 responses
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shell, rails, zsh, vim
Tail/head by screenfuls in zsh
Peter Lejeck
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0 responses
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nuckchorris, zsh, head, tail
use Caps Lock as CTRL on Linux
Mattia Gheda
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4 responses
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linux, useful
Laravel 學習筆記 Lesson 1
fukuball
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0 responses
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php, laravel, nginx, composer
Update a pip requirement with ViM
Colin Wood
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0 responses
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vim, django, pip, requirements
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