Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
The most useful Shell command
Jasdeep Khalsa
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shell, sh, linux, command-line
Headless capybara with selenium
Gatis Tomsons
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ruby, bash, testing, capybara
Sintaxis de Mathematica en vim
José Iván López
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vim, mathematica
Essential PHP command-line options
Oliver Montes
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php, shell, linux
.svn folder manipulation tips
Igor Moiseev
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shell, svn, subversion, folder
JλvλScript
Łukasz Korecki
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vim, javascript
How to have project-specific vimrc
Kristian Lewis Jones
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vim, vimrc
Maven: Create OS X App bundles with AppStore versions of Xcode
eFrane
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shell, xcode, maven, java
Getting the root of your project
Tom, Bom
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ruby, bash
see most used commands
Abimael Martell
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1 response
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shell, unix
Open Xcode workspace from zsh
Neil Cowburn
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zsh, workspace, xcode
starting the ssh-agent
Amar Sanakal
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shell, ssh-agent
Proxying your Computer's Connection
bt3gl
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linux, proxy, ssh
Edit long shell command in editor
Adam Stankiewicz
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shell, bash, zsh
Context-aware grep
Ilya Dmitrichenko
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grep, git
Make less less annoying
Tom, Bom
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bash
Seamless Proxy Auto-Config (a.k.a. Web Proxy Auto Discovery) for CLI apps
Stanislaw Pusep
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http, proxy, pac, wpad
For to many years
Benjamin Neil
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configuration, tmux, rage, bash
Delete all the unused data accumulated by Docker easily
Mayeu
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docker, shell, cli
Change inner HTML of a Tag in Vim
Bjoern M. Wibben
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vim, html