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Why not to share results instantly?
I'm guessing this just goes into a spreadsheet, and at the end of the survey the results will be parsed into some kind of blog post.
https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0An4bm34gQOpddHhwMm9...
C/C++ ? Really? Have you met many engineers who write a lot of C and who also love C++ or vice versa because I sure haven't. I decided not to complete the form after seeing 'C/C++'. Also, this is a flag if it's on a resume that the person may not really know either language.
https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0An4bm34gQOpddHhwMm9...
And you are most welcome to "mine" it too (please share the results) ;)
The lack of PHP on that list makes me feel dirty for writing it in.
You can take a look at the Spreadsheet here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0An4bm34gQOpddHhwMm9... And you are most welcome to "mine" it too (please share the results) ;)
The lack of PHP on that list makes me feel dirty for writing it in.
C/C++ ? Really? Have you met many engineers who write a lot of C and who also love C++ or vice versa because I sure haven't. I decided not to complete the form after seeing 'C/C++'. Also, this is a flag if it's on a resume that the person may not really know either language.
I would have said Notepad++ until I found Sublime Text 2 ( http://www.sublimetext.com/blog/articles/sublime-text-2-new-... ) here on HN. A big shout-out to you guys. I completely intend to buy a license when it comes out of Alpha.
I think I first heard that from Tom Christiansen when he was heavily involved in the Perl community back in the mid '90s.
Even today, some of the most productive programmers I know only use X/Gnome/KDE(/OSX) as a means of organising terminals on modern hardware.