I literally wanted to ask the same question. I'm kind of thinking to switch from sublime text to vs code. One thing I'm currently missing is to work directly over ssh on a remote directory. In sublime there is a plugin which pushes the file after each save operation to the remote. Any good recommendations for such a plugin? Or any other must have plugins?

That sounds so nice. +1

Or share a codepen/jsfiddle link?

It's a module called iceberg. You just create an repository and after that add the packages you want to export.

Most of the people is saying "oh the sun is shining, it's so beautiful outside. How can you stay inside". I'll never understand those people. Why do you have to go outside because it's shiny? There is no damn written rule.
So - I'm not alone 😀 thanks

So fantastic and so true.

I can't understand why this is even allowed. If you can choose this is the only thing that should be interesting.
If you are from Germany try to get in touch with the team of hrworks.de. Maybe you will be welcomed 😉

Thanks man! That's the spirit to improve the world.

:x
not a smiley, same as :wq

@dfox if you are working with screen you should definitily take a look at the tool named screenie. This removes the pain that comes by using long screen-names

@pareion thank you very much! I will definitely take a deeper look into this! 😀🙆‍♂️

@pareion sure! Also lecture slides would be cool if you can share them.

I want to do something like this.
Could you post some beginners points?where can i start?

The very basic for all object oriented languages is smalltalk. If you can understand the simple syntax you will really understand object oriented programming.

@DRSDavidSoft
Btw: Is there some kind of access control?

🇩🇪 Germany on board

@Ashkin @alybadawy
5) Or if it is really open, fix it und create a PR

@runfrodorun
Have done that too (with php) but with all that special characters it's a pain in the...
Never again

It can't be displayed because of the usage of Internet Explorer!

Jira don't show you a detail dashboard what issues are on a version with the corresponding developer and the state. Ok, it's "possible" wit kanban boards but it's ugly and can't switch fast between versions. Also if you have over 13k issues and about 300 issues in a version it's slow as hell.
So I coded my own dashboard for Jira. Now I can switch fast between versions and branches and all is super fast. Also works wit oauth of Jira. Nicely done.

@singh029
+1 for shaking 😀

Yeah 500 +1 on 1rant, have fun with your squeeze ball

I love it. I really waiting for 5.5 finally a new lts version.
It stinks that you can upgrade every few weeks to a new version

@DRSDavidSoft
Ah I didn't saw the markdown. Then this will be nice.

Resources would be nice.

Is there already a git available? Or did you wait for a good name? Maybe also a nice logo 😉

@varundey
But this seems to be especially for job applications. Nothing to do with the topic.

Yeah tools I also like to work with 👍

@DRSDavidSoft
- would be great to have a wysiwyg editor for the description.
- Also often I have a link (something like reference) to another resource.
- additional it would be great to add images to a task

Good one 😀

And then get 500 mails before you even have read the first mail

I know it's bad, but I bought one from China for about 5$. It does its job.

Thanks for the lolz 😂