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> Especially true for coding where it's useful to see as many lines of code on the screen at possible. Have to disagree here. For Java and iOS development wid
by taligent 14y ago
> Especially true for coding where it's useful to see as many lines of code on the screen at possible.
Have to disagree here.
For Java and iOS development widescreen is far better because it allows project tree on the left, code in the middle and outline/inspector on the right.
- snotrockets 14y agoI wrote more Java than I'd like to admit, all without an outline window: my setup for the last ~7 years is two emacs windows (emacs calls windows what the rest of the world call panes. it is strange like that) side by side.