Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
GitFix
Patrick Helm
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6 responses
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ruby, git
DNS propagation checker
James Barnett
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0 responses
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sysadmin, devops, dns
tmux and vim don't have to be ugly
João Bernardo
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7 responses
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terminal, vim, unix, setup
Source control for documents - Git Word Diff
Lucas
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1 response
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markup, git, word-diff
Vim Spellchecking for Markdown Files
Dan Knox
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0 responses
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vim, macvim
Integrate AppCode and Kaleidoscope
Rob Pearson
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0 responses
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diff, merge, osx, mac
Git tutorial for beginners
Steven Iseki
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1 response
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git, github
Git push default
Garry Shutler
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0 responses
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git
Do more with less. Use lesspipe.
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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zsh, unix, bash, less
BASH history tricks
Shawn Biddle
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3 responses
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shell, git, bash
Generate a HISTORY.md file from git tags and commits
James Dennes
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0 responses
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ruby, markdown, history, tag
TODOs on command line with todo.c
Mariz Melo
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2 responses
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shell, unix, todo, c
Open files on stdout in Vim
Vincent Driessen
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0 responses
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shell, vim, command line, unix
Pretty diff output with Sublime
James Shakespeare
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1 response
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diff, sublime, git
Switch between PHP versions on Ubuntu
Tanmay Khedekar
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0 responses
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php, ubuntu
The best Git commit hook
Russell Smith
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1 response
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commit hook, hook, git
Install less CSS on ubuntu 12.04
Himani Agrawal
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0 responses
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css, ubuntu, less, 12.04
git diff MS Word
Olexandr Shalakhin
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0 responses
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diff, git, word
Updating and Upgrading packages on Ubuntu in a single shell script.
Akapo Damilola Francis
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, alias, vilgax321
Coloring and retain your terminal 'man' output
Rob Jens
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0 responses
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linux, x11, virtual terminal, man pages
How to track a directory but not it's files with git
Georg
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0 responses
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gitignore, version control, git, gitkeep
Find naughty naughty model calls in your views
Matt Gauger
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0 responses
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rails, grep, models, views
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