seesharp

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by seesharp 10y ago
Docker support is great on Windows! I'd definitely advise you to use Docker with Docker Compose. Docker Compose makes Docker function like Vagrant. A novice can easily install Docker for Mac/Windows, it includes Docker Compose and
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by seesharp 10y ago
There's actually an extension which can do this: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=steoates... .
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by seesharp 10y ago
Try Visual Studio Code. It's an Electron app, just like Atom, but it's a LOT faster. It's open open source too ( https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode ).
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by seesharp 11y ago
Um, your points about Bower/NPM and Webpack are not really correct. NPM is the de facto package manager for JavaScript these days. Some points on why NPM is a better choice: https://gofore.com/ohjelmistokehitys/sto
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by seesharp 11y ago
Agreed! I just wish tables were supported. I actually have to export it to a .docx and then add the tables :/. I asked them a while back and they said they weren't planning on supporting tables any time soon.
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by seesharp 11y ago
You can get Windows 10 Enterprise via MSDN ( https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/downloads/hh4... ). You can get MSDN for free if you have a startup with less than $1M of revenue via BizSpark.
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by seesharp 11y ago
Pluralsight has lots of courses on Angular. I can definitely recommend them. John Papa has a few courses on there as well.
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by seesharp 11y ago
Can I turn off the lock screen notification and banners though? So like this: http://imgur.com/CYWeuHz .
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by seesharp 11y ago
The website is ridiculously slow for me in Safari.
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by seesharp 11y ago
I can recommend using Imgur for storing screenshots. For Windows you can use Greenshot ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/greenshot/ ) and for OS X you can use Mac2Imgur ( https://github.com/mileswd&#x
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by seesharp 11y ago
OS: OSX 10.10.3 (sometimes Windows 10 with Parallels) Hardware: rMBP 15" (2014) Tools: IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, Sublime Text I mostly do front-end webdevelopment with AngularJS. I also use a lot of Java and some C# for my CS study.
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by seesharp 12y ago
That's really cool! I didn't expect that you could use Xamarin for such games. Are you by any chance planning a Windows/Windows Phone release?