leeman2016

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by leeman2016 8y ago
Some time a go I had to work on a heavy XML processing application and found out VB.NET had a nice XML literals feature. I completed the development using it and it was a joy. EDIT: To anyone who didn't get it, XML literals are used li
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by leeman2016 8y ago
- Zim - very light note taking application - Clipit - clipboard management - i3 Desktop window manager - gave me a superb boost of productivity - Indicator Netspeed unity - live network consumption/speed indicator applet
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by leeman2016 8y ago
Wow... that's a shocker.
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by leeman2016 8y ago
In fact, one of the best thing about typescript is that you can bring in almost everything you know about javascript into the game. It took me few days to pick it up when moving from JS to typescript. I don't get it when people say it
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by leeman2016 8y ago
Of course real programmers code in FORTRAN. http://textfiles.com/humor/rp.txt > "If you can't do it in FORTRAN, do it in assembly language. If you can't do it in assembly language, it isn't worth
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by leeman2016 8y ago
neofetch [ https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch ] for showing a friendly system information gst123 [ http://space.twc.de/~stefan/gst123.php ] a music player prettyping [ https://github.com
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by leeman2016 8y ago
Really used to hate JS in the years before 2012/13. I struggled on moving away from desktop development to web app development. Then in later years found React/JSX/Redux, Typescript and VSCode ... and started loving it.
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by leeman2016 8y ago
> the future of a lot of web programming lies within .Net core How is that, really?
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by leeman2016 8y ago
+1 for typescript