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If you want to do serious commercial development, you’ll have to spend a considerable amount of money on a really good suite of tools to do so, that much hasn’t
by michaelochurch 14y ago
If you want to do serious commercial development, you’ll have to spend a considerable amount of money on a really good suite of tools to do so, that much hasn’t changed.
Lolwut?
Am I about to go to jail for failing to pay my emacs fee?
- jdiez17 14y agoYeah, that's what I was thinking. I got a fishy feeling from reading that post. It's like it's written to not mean much, but get money from ad impressions. I didn't like the post in general, nor the title. I don't think he makes very good points, except the variable/conditional/etc thing.
- udp 14y agoThis is very Microsoft-orientated. Even the open source software he recommends is Windows-only (Dev-C++, Notepad++).
- greyfade 14y ago... And obsolete. Bloodshed Dev-C++ hasn't seen one whit of activity in nearly 8 years (4 years at the time of the article's writing). I can't comprehend why people keep recommending it to anyone.