benvds

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by benvds 3y ago
I've been using it for months and I love everything about it. Thanks Rubjo!
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by benvds 4y ago
Played around with a bit. In my experience compared to a configured vim: - once you have your local language servers available it works quite nicely out of the box. syntax highlighting, file finder, lsp navigation, formatting, etc. just wor
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by benvds 10y ago
I've been a mac user for 12 years, have my current retina macbook for 4 years, consider myself a pro user and want to buy a new "mobile computer". I'm no longer considering buying an apple macbook. OS X is great but with
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by benvds 10y ago
For me as well. It becomes unresponsive so I can't even debug why it's so slow.
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by benvds 11y ago
Were doing a coupling to a soap backend. It has been 7 years since I last did .NET and now I've decided to never go back.
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by benvds 12y ago
This makes doing layouts in css so much easier. I can't wait until we can drop al the grid frameworks and use this instead. Another good explanation on CSS-Tricks: http://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to
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by benvds 12y ago
i drew a penis and got the "male sign" :-)
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by benvds 12y ago
I'm very fond of his sequel gem. The source is really great just to browse through and learn from.
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by benvds 13y ago
A CS 101 student apparently writes the most readable code.
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by benvds 13y ago
And when including timings you could easily calculate and optimize build orders.
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by benvds 14y ago
As a 28 year old, developing part-time since 15, full-time since 22, and always self-learning in my own time i've seen lots of people in other industries with just 4 years full-time experience, not self-learning, doing nothing in their own
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by benvds 14y ago
I'm never that enthusiastic about these kinds of ui element designs. Maybe it works in flash but the user experience when translated to html/css/js is really hard to get right. Just look how much effort bootstrap is taking. The icons etc. a