okatsu

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by okatsu 12y ago
I work for one too and it's hard to even discuss Git itself with someone here; most people just know SVN. The stack in my industry is very stagnant and I think a lot of people just learned what they had to when they were still young an
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by okatsu 12y ago
I find that Sublime Text with the GoSublime plugin works pretty well. There's "Intellisense" for imported packages and GsLint actively detects syntax errors. Gofmt also takes care of indentation and formatting for you at ever
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by okatsu 12y ago
To be fair, COBOL stopped evolving a long time ago, while .NET hasn't. He's in his fifties, but he's not working on legacy code; he grew up with the tip of Microsoft's technology. For example, he has pet projects on Azur
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by okatsu 12y ago
That sure is my boat, alright. If you don't mind me asking, how big are your DBs? That price is surprisingly fair. And out of curiosity, do you still use your Macbook, but with Windows on it?
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by okatsu 12y ago
In a work environment, I don't really mind learning one thing over another (I normally wouldn't touch Java otherwise, for example). I agree that you have to choose the right tool for the job. My dilemma is more towards choosing a
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by okatsu 12y ago
I've only interned at large enterprises so far, but I'd eventually like to start or work in a startup, which is why costs come into play for me. Right now, if I want to make a site in Django, I can just get a $5 VM and spin up the
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Ask HN: Choosing between Microsoft and everything else
39 points by okatsu 12y ago|48 comments