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As a fellow developer i say: Development on Windows is really REALLY painful. Any *nix is so much better. I chose OSX because it's "okay linux distro" ;) not re
by out_of_protocol 10y ago
As a fellow developer i say:
Development on Windows is really REALLY painful. Any *nix is so much better. I chose OSX because it's "okay linux distro" ;) not real linux but close enough on practice
- alkonaut 10y ago> As a fellow developer i say: Development on Windows is really REALLY painful. I think the statement really is "development in a unix/linux style on windows is really painful". If you like doing development with text editors and shells and have any tools that are command-line only then yes - it sucks on windows. Windows development in an IDE is usually just fine, not to mention that it's often exactly the same as running the same IDE on linux.
- hackits 10y agoI found that for my development pipeline that GIT (SSH)/Conemu together worked out really well on windows. Considering that vast majority of the time I'm connected via a shell to a Linux mainframe and or cluster does it really matter what I ssh into as long as its a working console?