React or Angular?
Vim or Emacs?
Tabs or Spaces?
.....

I'm fed up with these questions :(
Whatever is suitable for your job or whichever is comfortable for you, go with that...

great tip.
barrage you lead with questions until he gives up and gives you carte blanche:)))

@Demolishun So, you don't consider a web dev, a real programmer?!!
btw I'm a C++ programmer, who does web and app development often.

@stackphish just to stir the pot even further:

seems you dont consider webdevs real programmers either:
"btw I'm a C++ programmer, who does web and app development often."
^
you classify yourself as C++ programmer, as opposed to doing webdev which is a skill on top of C++.

C++>webdev

cmon theres no sin in admitting there isnt much in the way of algorythmy in web dev.
you need a different kind of crazy to actually like that.

however i will be the first to admit its a bitch and a half to learn what is required to be full stack.

and to be honest i dont think its beyond median human ability to learn it and it is what i expect of someone who does web development.

thats why i, personally, do thrash webdevs when i think they deserve it. (thrash talking C-like is amongst the paragraphs:)))

@JustThat win/webdings or similar

@JustThat
Comic Sans for readability

@JustThat

Serious answer: Any monospace font that:

* You find legible

* Makes a clear distinction between 1Il (one, uppercase i, lowercase L) and oO0 (lower/upper letter o and zero)

Hasklig is my favorite font for both editors and CLI. It's a fork of Source Code Pro, but with a few ligatures for some common symbols.

Coding ligatures make code much easier on the eyes, so I consider them a plus.

I personally like fonts which are about as wide as they are high, so while FiraCode is beloved by many, I hate it. Not thicc enough. Just like Monoid and Iosevka.

I think Jetbrains Mono is delightful for it's insane 139 ligatures, and it still looks great at smaller sizes.

Overall, I like Hasklig better though.

@bad-frog Huh, bruh!! I consider myself a C++ programmer because that is what my job description says. I do web dev and app dev because I like them.
Pot stirred... Stew ready :)