Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
zsh history search
Kevin Lanni
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zsh
Little nifty scripts to help make a developers life easier
Markus Schwed
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0 responses
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git, helper, scripts, software development
Asciinema --max-wait sanity
Omar Abou Mrad
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linux, asciinema
Introducción a Cron
Hugo Gilmar Erazo
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0 responses
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shell, cron, bash
Upload all dirs and files on webdav
Marcin Wosinek
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0 responses
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bash, webdav
Como empezar a trabajar con Git
Javier Mey
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git, first steps
Monitoring server resources
Zakaria Braksa
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0 responses
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linux, devops
Git and SVN
Craig Gleadall
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0 responses
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git
Vim regex to catch all unsafe js comparison (!=, ==)
Marcin Wosinek
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0 responses
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vim, js, jshint
Delete from remote branch all merged branches
Petr
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0 responses
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git, branch, remote, cleanup
Web Development on Linux Environment
Sandip Das
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0 responses
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linux, coding, development environment, web development
SSH Config Setup
haeck
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0 responses
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ssh, config, ssh_config, development
indifferent source code access
Jonathan Freedman
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0 responses
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shell, lazy, bash
Makes Atom more Sublime on Windows
Leo Cavalcante
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0 responses
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sublime, windows, atom
Using Git to Track more then just Code Changes
David Duggins
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1 response
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devops, git, managment
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