Post your coding setup
Post your coding setup
Elijah Gutierrez
William Mitchell
I'm a UX designer
Andrew Perez
>GNOME
>pop-os
>lines longer than 80 characters
>no syntax highlighting
>two terminals side by side, both do the same thing
>not just using tasks
>working on master
Absolutely disgusting
Zachary Cooper
>.rs
David Turner
>two terminals side by side, both do the same thing
Nup, the first instance won't load the window. It should be run at the startup. It's only when the user clicks on the app again and launches the second instance, the first one will pop up with a window and the second window will close ;)
>tasks
elaborate
>working on master
It's on pre-pre alpha stage, and I'm the only one whos working on it. I'm not adding extra features, I'm adding required features.
Chase Foster
dilate
Connor Johnson
Nothing wrong with it, user
Have sex
Ethan Torres
>not keeping your lines under 80 cols wide
>not using side-by-side text editors
cringe
rent free
Christian Taylor
*ahem*
Charles Foster
Take this to r/Jow Forums
Eli Foster
>have sex beats cope
>cope beats dilate
>have sex beats dilate
QED
Lucas Richardson
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU CAN'T JUST... USE RUST IT HURTS TRUMP
Evan Morales
have sex
Dominic Clark
>the first instance won't load the window
So first is a daemon? I guess that's fine but it makes dev a living hell. You should be able to auto restart/compile your code by just saving
>elaborate
I don't have my computer in front of me, and vscode works so well for ui development that defaults work
But if you hit Ctrl+Shift+P, "tasks", you might be able to run your rust project from the ui
All it really does is open a terminal dedicated for it. But you can do other stuff like restart the task
If you can't you need to make your own task, but it's just a json config
>It's on pre-pre alpha stage
That's not the point. The point is to have a clean git commit history by squashing each feature into one commit. I guess it's fine if you plan on squashing on alpha. But you're not supposed to be able to rewrite master's history
Charles Cooper
I did, couple days ago :)
Jace Parker
>I don't have my computer in front of me, and vscode works so well for ui development that defaults work
>But if you hit Ctrl+Shift+P, "tasks", you might be able to run your rust project from the ui
>All it really does is open a terminal dedicated for it. But you can do other stuff like restart the task
>If you can't you need to make your own task, but it's just a json config
Oooh thanks, I never looked too deep into vs code.
Joshua Richardson
Np. But seriously find a way to fix the highlighting
I have not used languages solely because basic IDE features weren't available
Cameron Howard
Jason Roberts
your hand doesn't count
Nathaniel Miller
It does haven’t first class highlighting I just feel that highlighting is distracting
Henry Taylor
I know ;)
Daniel Long
is this i3 or some shit
how do youg et the ascii meters on the top right
Xavier Mitchell
>coding
Sorry, no clue what that is, I'm a programmer.
Blake Taylor
>NOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU CANT JUST... SAY CODE WE THE PROGRAMMER GANG
Landon Martinez
i dont know how to pivot/transpose data in excel so i do it with node json arrays and objects
Liam Harris
How come that ugly ass orange is so common in color themes for vs code?
Elijah Brooks
>Not using TypeScript
Kill yourself
Cameron Flores
>GNOME
What is wrong with you?
Gabriel Sanders
What color scheme are you using?
Jack Jenkins
tty1 + mg
Aiden Butler
Grey matter
Anthony Campbell
>test27
Learn to use git ffs
Jaxson Turner
i3 with polybar. The bar will work on pretty much any WM, in case i3 isn't your thing.
Hudson Parker
Python + Atom
William Jackson
>Windows 10 cygwin SSHing into headless VirtualBox running Arch, tmux neovim
Feels schizo as fuck
Justin Adams
Horizontally full stack.
Nicholas Evans
Emacs. Currently learning js so my setup is just using skewer to evaluate expressions. Feels like a shitty version of slime.
Robert Wilson
Why do you use nano? More importantly, why are you still on 3.2?
Anthony Walker
Best DE