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I do front end, so that doesn't really work for me. A lot of the work is drawing up a UI in plaintext while comparing it to a design, or converting an API respo
by muzani 5y ago
I do front end, so that doesn't really work for me. A lot of the work is drawing up a UI in plaintext while comparing it to a design, or converting an API response into models. So I'd need one screen to view the design, one to view my code, and another to see if the results look like the design, or run the emulator.
I still close every app not involved though. It's more efficient to reopen a browser window when needed than leave it in the background (and the back of your mind).
- gregjor 5y agoI do front- and back-end web development. I switch between a terminal window (ssh) and a browser window. If I have a separate design I’m working from I cheat by having it on my iPad.