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What is your development setup?

6 points by _RPM 12y ago

What size monitor do you use? Linux or PC? 2 monitors or 1?

davismwfl 12y ago
13" Mac Pro 16gb ram, 256gb SSD. When at my desk it is connected to 2 - 24" monitors. Usually on one monitor I keep my IDE open, generally Webstorm and on the other I have a terminal window with 4-5 tabs and email etc. I also keep a browser for testing open on the same monitor I have my IDE open on. My second machine right now is a Toshiba 17" Windows 7 laptop with 16gb RAM, 256gb SSD, VS2013. I generally don't use it but do when I have to deal with a Windows project. I have been wanting to move this to a VM on my Mac but just haven't gotten to it.
- _RPM 12y ago
  Sounds like a nice setup. Curious. How do you connect 2 monitors to a laptop? Do you use VGA, or HDMI?
  - davismwfl 12y ago
    On my Mac I use the display port to hdmi + a USB adapter. The USB adapter isn't perfect but for my uses it works well.
codyb 12y ago
For work: 13" Retina MacBook Pro, i5, 8gb Ram, 256gb SSD. Connected to a decent monitor, not sure of exact dimensions. Magic Trackpad and keyboard. Tab between WebStorm, IntelliJ, Chrome, Hipchat, Limechat occasionally and Terminal. (This does get annoying because I mistab often). For School: 15" Retina MacBook Pro 2.6 GhZ i7, 16gb Ram, 512 SSD No monitor. Gaming mouse and keyboard.
seanmcdirmid 12y ago
I have DELL box with SDD/HDD/i7, running with one 28" 4K LCD monitor; integrated graphics can only drive this and nothing else, so no multi-monitor. I don't really miss it though; 4K is awesome. My laptop is a 15" rMBP; everything is running Windows 8.1.
akimc 12y ago
Student setup: 15" Macbook Pro 16gb ram, i7 2.0 ghz + 21,5" Dell Monitor Sublime, Terminal, Slack, Web browser and Music
wz1000 12y ago
2 24" monitors running Arch Linux with xmonad as my window manager on a custom built PC with a Haswell i5, 16GB ram and a 750Ti.