Popular Configuration Programming Tips
SSH into EC2 Instances by Name
Russell
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2 responses
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python, configuration, linux, ssh
Managing Django Settings
sobolevn
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0 responses
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python, django, settings, configuration
Configure test frameworks and fixture replacements in rails
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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rails, configuration, testing, rspec
Unbinding shortcuts in GNU Emacs
Antoine Morin-Paulhus
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0 responses
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configuration, emacs, shortcuts, elisp
Testing Chaos with Automated Configuration Management solutions
Abhishek Kumar
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0 responses
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puppet, configuration, automation, testing
Symfony 2 configuration
Alexandr Jeliuc
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0 responses
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configuration, tip, symfony 2, bundle
Automatically login to a development environment with RequireJS
Mark Wales
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0 responses
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javascript, configuration, oauth, requirejs
Reload Apache config on the fly (no restart)
Amin ZELFANI
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0 responses
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configuration, apache, reload, restartless
Symfony configuration prepend
pandrieux
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0 responses
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symfony, php, di, dependency injection
Configuration for development and deployment
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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configuration, bash
Using LogLevel for environment specific logging
Mark Wales
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0 responses
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javascript, configuration, logging, amd
For to many years
Benjamin Neil
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0 responses
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configuration, tmux, rage, bash
How to configure Nginx
Alex Goretoy
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0 responses
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configuration, linux, nginx
Super-quick Apache domain redirect
Mathew Byrne
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0 responses
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configuration, apache, server
How to check what profile you have loaded
kenergy
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0 responses
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configuration, profiles
vim configuration
Konstantin Gorodinskiy
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0 responses
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configuration, vim, vimrc
CONFIGURING SPRING BASED WEB APPLICATION FROM DATABASE OR OTHER EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE
Maxim Kalina
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java, configuration, webapp, database
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