Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Git commits contrib
Jacobo Tibaquira
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tips, git, contributios
Using sudo with an alias
Marius Cotofana
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bash, terminal, alias, sudo
Executing local node packages
Sam Murray
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bash, node, npm
Current branch name in the prompt with Subversion
François Pietka
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shell, svn, prompt, subversion
Provisioning with Vagrant & Puppet
Jeroen Rosenberg
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puppet, vagrant, devops, provisioning
Be notified for content in a website
Matteo Cappadonna
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osx, bash
Tool idea: graph-based DB migrations
Nick Matantsev
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db, migrations, git, phinx
git grep
Kevin Sołtysiak
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git
Git or Mercurial
Dimitris Tsironis
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git, mercurial
Make a Backup of a File
Steven Wade
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shell, bash
Enabling Public Access To Development Machine
Joon You
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ruby, rails, ssh
Go to the previous git branch
Edgar Suarez
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unix, shortcuts, git
List most recent files with minute precision
Franco Cedillo
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console, bash
Surviving git on Windows
davewatts
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git, windows, git config, git setup
Simple search for erros on log files
João Lucas Pereira de Santana
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logs, monitoring, devops, infra
Using different SSH keys for multiple git accounts
davewatts
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git, github, ssh, ssh-keygen
Tab through Vim Buffers
volk
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vim, vimrc
Make and Change to a Directory in a Single Command
Devon Campbell
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shell, zsh, bash
Interact with the clipboard from VIM
Daniel Rodríguez
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vim, linux, xclip
Create symlink
william sherif
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0 responses
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linux, mac, symbolic-link, symlink
AppCleaner Tip
Dilantha
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mac
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