Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
Brakeman integration with deploy tools
Yuri Artemev
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ruby, shell, brakeman
MySQL Backup Script
Luke Madhanga
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shell, mysql, terminal, gzip
MongoDB Shell Installer for Red Hat Enterprise, CentOS or Fedora 64-bit system
Jose Luis Quintana
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shell, linux, fedora, centos
Remove dangling (unreferenced) images in Docker
Esteban
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docker, shell, fish
emacs shortcuts on terminal
Fuad Saud
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shell
vim command-T key bindings for easier use
Ryan Regalado
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vim, key, bindings, command-t
MacPorts clean upgrade
Philipp Haußleiter
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osx, mac, sudo, macports
Recursively Remove Pesky .DS_Store Files
Andrew Bigger
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osx, mac, bash, ds_store
Add Rage-Quit Support to Bash
Louis Acresti
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shell, bash
Configuration for development and deployment
Tom, Bom
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configuration, bash
Recovering from accidental unzip apocalypse
Jason Lewis
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codeplex, zip, bash, filesystem
Replace string pattern in all files in directory linux/mac
Alexey
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bash, console
Send Output to Clipboard (OS X)
Max Woolf
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terminal, osx, pbcopy, keys
Heroku Bash
Zhao Lu
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heroku, bash
Forget to open vim with sudo? No problem.
Allyson Beckers
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shell, vim
Using shell in Heroku
Klaus Peter Laube
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shell, heroku, paas
Syntastic VIM
Michael Koby
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vim, text editor, plugins, vim plugins
.vimrc PHP Commands
Thomas Hunter II
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php, vim, vimrc, renownedmedia
Throttling parallel processes in your shell
Brian Phillips
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zsh, parallel, bash, process-control