Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
JSON beutifier for the command line warrior
Jose Miguel
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console, terminal, command line, json
Opening interactive shell in neovim
Wojtek Ryrych
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vim, neovim
Resize vsplited windows on vim
Eduardo Matos
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vim, gvim
ternjs - editor agnostic javascript tooling
Evan Dale Aromin
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javascript, python, emacs, vim
VirtualBox tips
Denis Savitskiy
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ssh, virtualbox, network
Local and External IPs — beautified
Rodolfo Novak
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zsh, cli, ip, ifconfig
close a dead ssh session on terminal
Jin
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terminal, ssh, disconnect
How to detect Window Manager
Mickaël S.
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shell, linux, gnu
Search through bash history
Ben Kennish
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history, prompt, bash
Sharing non-bare git repos
Jon Henderson
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cli, git
another git viewing and management tool: tig
Deden Fathurahman
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git, scm, tig
Monitoring command output
Matthew Riddle
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1 response
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command line, linux, mac, postgres
Track all remote branches
adamstrawson
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git, bash
Development workflow using git.
Peter van der Does
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git-flow, git
How to benchmark a webserver and save it as an image graph
dhoffm
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shell, linux, ubuntu, image
ctrl-r in the shell is your friend
Edward Ocampo-Gooding
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shell, bash
ViM - Swap sides: LHS <-> RHS
Guilherme Alcarde Gallo
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vim, swap hand sides
Update all your repos inside a folder
Leo Tartari
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script, lazy, git, bash
Git tip - git pull always with "--rebase" - option
Markus Rekkenbeil
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git, rebase, pull, git config
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