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Ask HN: What multiple languages and tools for those you use in daily work??
I use python and Javascript.
Python - django framework, pycharm ide, jupyter notebook, python cookbook for reference.
Javascript - react, sublime text, mozilla reference, pick and choose github repos.
- fefb 9y agoMy main code editor for now is Atom. Nowdays, I doing project with JavaScript. Thus: React, React Native e Preactive for UI ( I'll change to preact) NodeJS, Aedes(MQTT broker), websocket, IORedis (for redis) I am using the RxJS 5.0 for the Observer Pattern in my code. It has all the Pipeline concept with operator that is nice.
- johncoltrane 9y agoLanguages: HTML, SCSS, JS, JSON, YAML, Bash, etc. Frameworks and libraries: React, Redux, and the usual suspects. Nothing so far for SCSS. Build tools: Yarn, Gulp, Babel, Browserify, etc. We are going to test Webpack in a sprint or two. Unit tests: Currently Tape + Enzyme. Eyeing Jest. Reference: devdocs.io Editor: Vim with very few plugins but years of custom configuration. Version control: Git on the command-line, tig, BitBucket. Ticketing: Jira. Communication: in person, Slack, Email, Confluence. Environment: the CLI as much as possible, the browser for the rest. System: MacOS Hardware: a late 2013 13" MacBook Pro with 16GB RAM and a failing battery.
- cpburns2009 9y agoLanguages: Python (primary); SQL (database queries); HTML/CSS/JavaScript (minor front-end work). Databases: PostgreSQL. Text Editors: Sublime Text (primary); Vim (quick edits). Miscellaneous Tools: bash, find, git, grep, man, pylint, ssh, sshfs, tail. OS: Ubuntu. Documentation: Python Documentation, MDN Web Docs, Manual Pages.