- Rsync for Windows I really needed rsync for Windows, but I didn't want to bother with installing cygwin, because it is cubersome to use and I'm already using cmder. I found wdRsync which seemed a good option.
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- How to Find the Files of a Certain Package in OSX After upgrading from OSX Mountain Lion to Mavericks I wanted to completely delete a certain app so I was looking for files on my hard drive and found the bom files in /private/var/db/receipts. I ran apropos bom and it seems that OSX also has a receipts structure simirarly to chef and using the lsbom command I can list all the files of an app (listing works with user rights):(-f lists files, -s lists paths of files, and -l lists symlinks)If you are uncertain that the uninstaller will remove all the files of an app, before deleting it check it out with lsbom, save the list and check for the existence of the mentioned files.
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- Ruby on Rails: Sandboxed Console Everything you've done in sandbox mode will be rolled back after you quit the console..
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- Recover Deleted Files with Eclipse Previously, I wrote about how to recover deleted files with git, and while I was writing that post I remembered that I had done something similar with eclipse as well. Eclipse keeps a history of the changes, and all these changes are stored in a folder called .
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- Recover Deleted Files with Git I started a new project and made my first commit, but accidentally added a file which hadn't been finished yet. No worries, according to this site it is easy to undo commit.
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- Learn More About the History of a Line with Git Blame I'm working on an interesting refactoring project at the moment. Today, I found a strange part in the code and I was really curious who implemented it and why, so I run git blame to learn more about it. Since I cannot share code from the customer's repository, I'll use the code from one of my repositories.
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