Actually it doesn't, a few minutes after startup the only boggling thing is explorer.exe

@Jop- if it does then it's awful cause I didn't ever notice hahaha

Swapfile? That doesn't exist on Windows 10 running on an Intel Atom dual core with 2GB of RAM does it? It was the worst computer you can probably imagine yet it could handle it

@Jop- I had a PC with 2GB and I could run Chrome and at least 4 Electron apps without problem. That's all a big myth, unless you can prove that.

The major problem with Electron is probably startup time.

JavaFX what's that? Something from the 90s?

@Orionss you don't need that many, also there are thousands of components developed by people on the web so you can use those too.

Don't you guys have a terabyte disk?

Also I have learned that I can install most electrons app from source and use a single copy of electron in my machine, you only need the asar and a little script that executes it... Just saying

@Positive07 the Windows Vista operating system

@arcadesdude the middle score in "up-date"

Short hand assignments are just sugar syntax and are not available in all languages, say Lua

Hahaha my partner would hate me hahaha of course I have pushed this branch to "test" which is the branch that precedes "dev" which precedes "beta" and so on...

But I would like a clean history for "dev" since I made some serious design choices when writing the different parts of the code

I prefere to do clean commits, since independent file commits would not work at all, most files are related to each other, I want the code to work in all the commits even if partially

If I were to commit the whole thing, the message would be "Implement everything" hahaha.

I need to do it with minimal changes to better track progress and decisions

I created a branch with that SUPER huge commit, the problem is merging the changes back into the feature branch so that it's not everything in a single commit

Try Kotlin if you can, makes some of the ugly parts easier and cleaner

You should have squashed the commits and force push them upstream.

PS: Check GitKraken it will make the complex git stuff easier

It checks the seventh argument, flips them and shifts one to the left, then passes them to the next function

People often laugh about comic sans but it's actually one of the best fonts for dislexic people.

There are alternatives but from a design point of view they are all horrible. So yeah even this ugly font has a purpose...

Lesson learned: compared to comic sans we are worthless(?
Wait did I f*ck up somewhere?

The thing is that when you code you write to make the program do what you want, but you are not really thinking about what does each instruction do.

When you go and read it to yourself you try to understand what instruction does and if it matches what you thought it would do. Which in turns lets you fix the bug

Works flawlessly (unless race conditions and that stuff)

You have never done this? I don't do it with a duck exactly I just try to explain the current silly me what the past stupid me was trying to accomplish

@dfox

Mine is undefined, it hasn't been set not even once

@ui-guy I like the spaces cause your eyes can separate the if from the condition easier...

Also I use StandardJS for JavaScript so they are mandatory

@creator I know @bittersweet is not wrong, you aren't either.

I was just pointing out some alternatives, since the solution depends on the language and it's features.

Python, C#, JS and Lua are the languages I have used the most yeah hahaha.

But I know Java also has async await and Go has goroutines which are coroutines...

Isn't the first case like that only to make the number of lines-of-code go up?

PS: I'm the second type but I have nothing against the first

Angular is a full fledged framework while jQuery is a library. So yeah Angular may not be the right tool for the job.

React may be better suited for that case since it's​ a DOM manipulation library.

jQuery is old and most likely not the right tool, you can either use React/Angular/Vue or just go with plain JavaScript ( http://youmightnotneedjquery.com )

@bittersweet or async await which has broader support across languages.

You could also use coroutines or generators

Oh I see, Notepad++ is good, fast and lightweight but it lacks many features.

Atom is great and if it doesn't fit your needs there will most likely be a plugin to fix that.

It's way heavier than Npp but that isn't a problem nowadays, and it is slower, but it is getting faster, specially with the latest release

What editor are you using? Most editors would highlight wrong syntax. Atom does it