Did you write it in Vim?

Submit this to daily wtf ;)

Don't do too much at once. Learn one thing at a time. You have all your life to learn stuff, take it a decent pace and don't overwhelm yourself with loads of books and videos. Slow down and be patient.

Wd40 on my fingertips.

This made me smile in my time of being really pissed off at a tester.

Thanks! :)

@darksideplease
Ahh thanks! I had a quick skim, must have missed it.

Commenting for results also

@bluefirex
Awesome! Do you have any art on there?

@felipechalreo
Actually I think it's hp that make the envy ;)

Op what's your dribbble username?

I think it's more important to know the why's of computing, over the how's sometimes. Especially when the how is in excel. That's just absurd.

Python is one language I've never really dabbled with. I don't think I've ever used a white space aware language - how jarring is it? Is it easy to get used to?

Any update on this? :)

Someone also asked me to add a donate button to a desktop app, I did that and its had had close to 8000 downloads with no donations :(

@bakablah
Nothing can share ports, that's not a fault of Ubuntu on Windows

@sry9681
Enable dev mode on Windows 10
Go to add and remove features and click the windows subsystem for Linux
Type bash in cmd/powershell

Git good ;)

@codebrauer @dfox
I'm really sorry I just accidentally reported this comment. :|

@codebrauer
I just wanted to say I like this idea and I think it could work in tandem with the anonymous post idea. Ha.

@lkpridgeon
This would be useful for reporting etc.

I like this idea, but I think that it is important that comments don't become anonymous for the rant, this is because people can be complete dicks when they know what they say won't have any repercussions, look at 4chan for example.

I prefer Linux for hosting small/personal projects, as services like digital ocean are cheaper than anything else out there, but I do understand why Windows server is used. I work with iis a bit at work and there are products and services that we couldn't use without it.

Use Fiddler as bit of a reverse proxy. I can get, node, git, vs code and all sorts of other apps running behind my jobs corporate proxy with it. :)

@wsloth
Spoken like a true dev.

Haha! :)

@BuggyBrain
I was about to comment that I doubt it would be classic VB at this point in time but my last job was porting/remaking/updating/improving old vb6 apps to c#/VB.net/wpf. We still had some legacy vb6 devs on the team maintaining programs that we couldn't afford the time to change.

If you're familiar with C# then it's just a syntax difference really (no hate from the experts please 😉). Most of Microsofts documentation has examples for both VB and c# so you'll be okay on that front. Telerik has a c# to VB converter that is free to use. Don't use it for everything but it's nice to figure out some of VB's syntax quirks. Other than that, if you're learning winforms or console apps then books like VB in easy steps are great to get a grip on the syntax and workflow. If youre going to be devving in wpf or asp then you might be better off learning it in c# then attempting it in VB just because there's way more documentation.

Once you learn the syntax, you'll have no trouble reading c# documentation and using it for VB.

@olpe people like you are the reason js is over saturated with libraries and frameworks 🙃

Put it on Github, let devRant help!

@vchris
I saw this, but idk, I like the readability of defining them first anyway.

I'm only really excited about tuples, but to be honest I've not read a whole lot about any other features.

Commenting so I can find this later. This is cool!

Totally the right decision! Good luck! :)