carmat

This is an adaptation of https://twitter.com/jasonneylon script.

In the terminal window, you can open your current repo (at the current branch) in your default browser.

My adaptation was adding options to view the commits, branches, pull requests or issues for the repo using one of the additional options (added support for wiki, settings, pulse, graphs, network):

[h]               => View help
[c]               => View commits
[c {SHA}]         => View specific commit from commit SHA

[b] => View branches

BlakeGardner

This is a quick guide on installing HTTPie for Mac OS X systems. This is also useful if you want the python package management utility pip. An installed copy of Homebrew is a prerequisite.

The easy way

brew install httpie

Moligaloo

tell application "Mail"

	set theSubject to "Subject" -- the subject
	set theContent to "Content" -- the content
	set theAddress to "[email protected]" -- the receiver 
	set theSignatureName to "signature_name"-- the signature name
	set theAttachmentFile to "Macintosh HD:Users:moligaloo:Downloads:attachment.pdf" -- the attachment path

	set msg to make new outgoing message with properties {subject: theSubject, content: theContent, visible:true}

coreyhaines

# what? why does your production code care what environment it is in? SILLY!
unless Rails.development? || Rails.test?
  Slottd::CreatesReservationTimer.for(slot.id)
end

afair

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Script to initiate (or connect to) a rails project
# tmux session. 

if [[ "$1" != "" ]]; then
  app=$1
  APPDIR=$HOME/src/$app
  cd $APPDIR
else

saetia

OS X Preferences

---

most of these require logout/restart to take effect

# Enable character repeat on keydown
defaults write -g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false

# Set a shorter Delay until key repeat

citrus

module DateTimeHelper
  
  def time_to_next_quarter_hour(time)
    array = time.to_a
    quarter = ((array[1] % 60) / 15.0).ceil
    array[1] = (quarter * 15) % 60
    Time.local(*array) + (quarter == 4 ? 3600 : 0)
  end
  
end

josevalim

# = YERB
#
# Who needs HAML when you have YAML + ERB? ;)
#
# See example.yaml below for an example. You can run this code
# by cloning this gist and then `ruby _yerb.rb example.yaml`.
#
# Notice that you need Ruby 1.9 so the hash order is preserved.
# Obviously, this is just for fun. Definitely slow as hell.
#