Coding is absolutely miserable on Windows compared to Linux. I’ve been developing almost exclusively in Linux for the past twenty years. Nothing beats the command line for getting shit done; a split screen between a terminal and Sublime Text is my go-to setup.

You hated that before automobiles existed, or what?

I’m not sure if you’re completely up-to-date on this whole encoding thing.

Unless it’s ISO 8859-1, apparently.

You misspelled UTF-8

Backslashes are not extended ASCII

For now

My employer’s CI rejects extended ASCII characters :(

That seems haphazard - won’t sticky notes be liable to fall off in the mailbag?

Well, maybe it’ll help you figure out why

https://lemmy.world/comment/16929148

What if I pass in a Stewart Copeland?

Looks like he’s working on healthcare web apps now

Thanks, Chris

Liar

I once worked with a backend guy who delivered a thorough API using well-defined JSON via clear URIs.

Chris, if you’re reading this, I miss you.

They look so sweet!

Just give it time. Microsoft’s modus operandi is EEE; they’re just having to contend with the absolutely massive user base, so they’re moving much more slowly.

GitHub certainly is as “functional” as it’s ever been, and no more. Basic search is still laughable, for example.

1. Nothing is preventing git from being used for cathedral development.

2. Nothing is preventing you from using any of the plethora of frontends available.

3. If all of your projects are a single file, you have much deeper problems than selecting source control.

The only good thing about GitHub is the fact that its backend is git