Popular Zsh Programming Tips
Navigate in zsh like a boss
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shell, zsh, productivity
Local and External IPs — beautified
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zsh, cli, ip, ifconfig
zsh hints
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Zsh Helpers for Rebasing and Merging
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zsh, merge, rebase, git
Writing Zsh Completion for Padrino
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ruby, zsh, padrino
Zsh is Git's BFF
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shell, zsh, ohmyzsh
OS X in-terminal battery notification script.
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List 10 most often used commands
Don Johnson
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shell, zsh, terminal, bash
Open nautilus windows for directories found by zsh glob
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zsh, console, linux, ubuntu
Duplicate (~ "copy") a symlink on Unix
Peter Vandenberk
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shell, zsh, unix, bash
zsh vi-mode
John Antoni Griffiths
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zsh, terminal, vi
Easier Pow usage
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rails, zsh, rack, pow
Alias project directories for quick access.
Kevin Vanzandberghe
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shell, zsh, workflow
up -- useful bash alias
Spencer Williams
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bash, zsh, cli, linux
Tweaking your tools
Gabriel Poça
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shell, zsh, terminal
Quick and easy file write as root
Rob Jentzema
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zsh, root, pipe, su
Print out !something without running it
Todd Wolfson
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bash, zsh, terminal, linux
Make and Change to a Directory in a Single Command
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shell, zsh, bash
zsh completions
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zsh, console, terminal, autocomplete
Updating the PATH on the OSX CLI
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shell, zsh, osx, profile
zsh - enabling zsh for spesific user
Noval Agung Prayogo
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bash, zsh, cli
Rebase or Merge into your topic branch, with a simple zsh function
Claus Witt
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zsh, merge, rebase, snippet
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