seanwilson

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by seanwilson 12y ago
I like the idea but could you include a sample showing a LinkedIn profile and the site it produced? I'm reluctant to login with my account to test this and give away my details.
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by seanwilson 12y ago
That's why I prefer a so called jack of all trades to a one tricky pony. I've worked on mobile projects where I've had to switch between Java, Objective-C, JavaScript, Bash, SQL and Python in a single day to add new features
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by seanwilson 12y ago
So my reasoning is that if you know some Java you can pick up C# easily, if you know some JavaScript you can pick up Python easily etc. If you've stuck to a single language, it's going to take you much longer as you're having
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by seanwilson 12y ago
I'd rather hire a programmer that knew many languages than one who only knew one language really well though. Once you've learned a few frameworks and languages, you get much better at picking up new ones quickly because you'
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by seanwilson 12y ago
Similarly, I find the GUI quicker when I'm invoking commands I don't use often enough to memorise. I prefer cleaning up commits I'm about to make easier with SourceTree as well; I can browse through the diffs, reverse some ch
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by seanwilson 12y ago
I'm a happy SourceTree user as well. I know how to use Git in the terminal but I find SourceTree quicker to use as it lets me quickly visualise what I need to see.
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by seanwilson 12y ago
I agree the 2MB limit is weird but, like I said, it rarely impacts me. I use Atom for coding and don't think 2MB source code files should be a normal situation. I don't notice any half second delays though. I used to be an Eclipse
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by seanwilson 12y ago
Same for me at the moment. I've heard a lot of complaints that it cannot open large files and it can be sluggish; I don't regularly need to open large files (I'd rather process large log files from a terminal for instance) an