1. tmux Only For Long-Running Processes

    A minimal technique for using tmux to help achieve maximum focus.

    Dan Croak

  2. Laptop Setup for an Awesome Development Environment

    Don’t manually setup your new laptop with a series of copy-and-pasted steps from some blog post. Leverage automation and the open source community to save time and get a more stable result.

    Dan Croak

  3. Manage Team and Personal Dotfiles Together with rcm

    How to have your individual dotfiles and your company’s dotfiles live in harmony together.

    Dan Croak

  4. rcm, an rc file manager

    Announcing a new open source library, rcm, for managing dotfiles.

    Mike Burns

  5. sed 102: Replace In-Place

    Replace files in-place with sed’s -i flag.

    Gabe Berke-Williams

  6. The Unix Shell's Humble If

    Let’s take a deep dive in the Unix shell’s if statement. We’ll cover syntax, negation, the test command, the [ command, bracket-bracket, math and numerical comparisons, and various rules for regular expressions.

    Pat Brisbin

  7. No Newline at End of File

    Have you ever seen “No newline at end of file” in your git diffs? Us, too....

    Mike Burns

  8. ${VISUAL}ize the Future

    How to use GUI editors for command-line tools, and why.

    Mike Burns

  9. Using GDB to Inspect a Running Ruby Process

    This job shouldn’t be taking this long! That’s not a great thing to have...

    Jon Yurek

  10. Foreman as Process Manager

    Web application development/production parity can be improved by defining...

    Dan Croak

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