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Email, log files, pull requests, two instances of visual studio for different projects and one or two of IntelliJ idea for other projects. Obviously I switch th
by tigershark 8y ago
Email, log files, pull requests, two instances of visual studio for different projects and one or two of IntelliJ idea for other projects.
Obviously I switch the other c# and java projects in the background unless it is needed to debug them all together.
Have you ever worked with at least one team using two different languages while looking at the production logs at the same time?
Imagine it multiplied by two and you have your answer.
- colanderman 8y agoI think we have the same amount and kinds of "stuff" open, but where we differ is I place things on virtual desktops (organized by a tiling window manager), of which I have between 4 and 8 at any given time. (Typically: web, coding, VMs, one or more bug logs, one or more back-burner projects.) I can't think of a situation where I'd need to focus on all the things you list simultaneously – even just having e-mail on the screen while I'm trying to code is distracting – so I'd rather have them hidden. Sure, I'll have a couple code windows and documentation or logs open, but that fits with room to spare on a single monitor.