jesseg17

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   PubStorm: Powerful HTML5 web site and static web app publishing(pubstorm.com)

   2 points by jesseg17 10y ago|0 comments
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   by jesseg17 10y ago

   While I understand the motivation to move away from Slack, Basecamp, to me, seems like a worse alternative. Most of my Basecamp interactions come from the emails that are sent on every thread change. It almost seems to be a proxy between co
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   by jesseg17 11y ago

   I agree, fixed headers are terrible on mobile devices, But I think it's a little far to say that they have "ruined web design".
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   by jesseg17 11y ago

   Emacs Org-mode is fantastic at doing everything you mentioned.
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   by jesseg17 11y ago

   The manual goes very in depth into all the features you need: http://orgmode.org/org.html
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   by jesseg17 11y ago

   Yeah, but I still love org-mode. I keep my org files backed up to Dropbox so I can view them if I have to when I'm away from my computer.
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   by jesseg17 11y ago

   I'm not a big fan of Basecamp. I find lack of support for code snippets and specific issue tracking make it inferior to GH Issues and Trello.
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   by jesseg17 11y ago

   As a high schooler who loves coding, I'm torn between these two fields. The problem is that I can code as much as I'd like now, but real medical experience is hard to come by.