Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
A vim plugin that shows changes since last git commit
Anthony Hall
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vim, debugging, git
Random MAC address
Damian Le Nouaille
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shell, mac, ssl
Faster TDD with RSpec, Vim, and quickfix
Jim Stewart
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tdd, rspec, vim, quickfix
Shell + perl : Ini file parser
Ke20
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perl, shell, inline
Script: Run your Tests across multiple Timezones without changing system settings
Ben Kitzelman
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tdd, osx, tests, ubuntu
Chrome Disable Cache via dev tool
Pinhsian Lin
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0 responses
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css, chrome, osx, design
How to configure Nginx
Alex Goretoy
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configuration, linux, nginx
pgAdmin3 add sound
Daniel
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rails, postgres, ubuntu, postgresql
spf13-vim Chocolatey Nuget Package
Ken Taylor
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0 responses
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vim, editor, packages, nuget
show complete download history on Mac
raindog
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0 responses
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osx, mac
Static Asset Cache Buster
Matt Ryan
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0 responses
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ruby, php, cache, git
Vim tab switching, Firefox style
Nathan Long
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0 responses
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vim, vimrc
Is Git too quiet? Make it talk!
Magnus Dahlstrand
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git, log, alias, fun
Rainbow Grep!
Mark McD ☠
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shell, bash, grep
How I Force Myself to Take Breaks
Simon W. Jackson
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mac, productivity, workflow, hacks
Cumbersome complete site uploads slow and painful? use LFTP!
Larry Williamson
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0 responses
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wordpress, staging, lftp, ssh
Start your day with one click
Josh Buhler
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0 responses
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os x, automator, how to be lazy
An interactive git cheatsheet
Benjamin Weiss
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0 responses
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git, cheatsheet
Colorize grep output
Christian Joudrey
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grep, bashrc
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