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In the spirit of this thread: xcode tips and tricks
I was wondering what some of the experienced regexer's out there favorite tips and tricks are.
Started by ennuikiller on
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by 10 people.
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Learning about (?:) , grouping without capture, is one of those .
More than some tips or tricks.
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What are your favorite git features or tricks, or even workflows? Post one feature, trick, or workflow per answer.
Started by Scotty Allen on
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Adding alias definitions....
I still go back and reread it occasionally to pick up new things that I missed_some_other_feature
There is only one trick: Use git!
git add --patch (or -p ) and its big brother style tricks.
For tips and tricks.
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What are the some of the PowerShell tips & tricks that you use to increase your productivity as a .NET developer?
Started by Sung Meister on
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by 7 people.
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Start PowerShell from SQL Server Management Studio 2008
Easily try out String.Format formats
Great article on String.Format formats by SteveX - String Formatting in C#
Using String.Format method
PS> [string]::Format("{0:C}", 1234567890) $1,234,567... .
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What awesome tips and tricks have you seen or done with Dtrace?
Started by cletus on
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by 4 people.
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The malloc probe was set to report the return value from the function and the free was set to report the first argument (which gave me the ... .
I set probes for all malloc and free calls.
I once used it to detect memory leaks in a live server application .
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With a huge influx of newbies to Xcode I'm sure there are lots of Xcode tips and tricks to be shared.
What are yours?
Started by schwa on
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by 52 people.
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An amazing trick that keeps code free.
Via-logging technique that requires no recompilation of source.
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Hi all I am new to asp.net. So need some practical tips and tricks for using GridView.
Started by odiseh on
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by 3 people.
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You can ask more questions here, i will be glad to answer .
As they contain all tips and tricks you want to know.
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Scheduling is so difficult. Don't you agree?
Which are your best tricks to achieve your scheduling target?
Started by FerranB on
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By doing realistic estimation, which....
Agile methods do this.
Since you can't make the schedule, you have to deliver value quickly and responsibly .
Either (1) you're omniscient and can foresee all possible futures, or (2) you miss the schedule .
Agility.
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Is anyone out there still using DataFlex? If so, what are you favorite tips and tricks for this venerable 4GL?
Started by Steven A. Lowe on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Other useful....
(see example at bottom) The dataflex newsgroups (news.dataaccess.com) is the best place to ask questions .
Always use repeat.
It all depends on the version of DF you're using, but here's a couple:
Do not use "While" when traversing record sets .
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Post your favorite Vim tricks (or plug-ins or scripts). One trick per answer.
Try to come up with something other than the basics, btw. :D
Started by Joe Van Dyk on
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by 96 people.
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Edit command lines with vim commands under the bash shell .
[x vim tricks not found in the original vi.
Is not on a brace it goes to the right until it finds one, which is my excuse to call this post a trick .
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Hi
Does anyone know of a good blog or site that has daily cool tips and tricks for programming in C# or .Net?
Thanks in advance
Started by Gold on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
But you can choose.
Techies CodeBetter.com Devlicio.us Others:
Tips & Tricks for ASP.NET, IIS, and Visual Web Developer/tag/tips-and-tricks
I use the StackOverflow RSS feed for the 'tip-and-tricks' tag.
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