Jetbrains Rider is really the closest one.

What about a Litebook or another Chromebook like with Linux on it?

When it comes to install Linux on a laptop, I always stick to Ubuntu.... But ok that's far from 'new'.

My last Distro-love was about Antergos. A user friendly, up-to-date, and lightweight Arch based that was able to keep me a whole year out of my usual Debian ^^

And if I had to drop some other name I'd say opensuse, solus and tails.

Some of my fellow developers would probably say that both burn their eyes.

@nblackburn yeah, probably, even if people barely use their Faire use as it's full potential, usually.
Or maybe it's just cheap here...

Not an interesting comment but... Wow that's quite expensive oO

I guess it's time to get some glasses, then ;)

Ofc years help, cause it comes with experience. And autonomy. The more experienced you are, the faster you dev and the more self sufficiency you get.
IMHO, of course ^^

@Letmecode already 3 Years? Wow ^^. My point about Opera was that since they killed their own engine, it's less specific optimisation to work on.

@Letmecode Opera uses Blink now, as Chrome, Vivaldi, etc..
Btw the more choice the better, imo, if they don't try to pushes their features against standards for stupid reasons. Nowadays Edge, Chrome and FF seems to stick far better to consensus then it was some years ago...

@thejohnhoffer the dude never disappoints us :3

@thejohnhoffer sorry about that, hard not to answer to aggressive ppl

@Jumpshot44 couldn't help not doing it ^^

@On-xTone there's a difference between sarcasm and being an ass ;)

@On-xTone not sure you'll be able to
handle such a complex thing.

Don't worry about it... Just be API :3

@On-xTone I guess it scaled to the point it's just boring for me :)

This harambe thing is less and less funny xo

@linuxer4fun you're welcome ^^. So how do you manage your laptop / keyboards with Dvorak?

What about the guy who owns Uber?

Dvorak (or bepo for French) is really quick to learn and efficient but so few keyboards uses it... And I love trying new keyboards.

@Talha1989 in my case it's a matter of finding a setup and plugs in that suited my needs (Haxe, Elm and Elixir/Phoenix) . I tried Code, Atom, Spacemacs, but I'm more comfortable, with ST :)

Just need Vivaldi, Sublime Text (or Webstorm), brunch and a good terminal :)

@uziiuzair payment plans are the worst part of high end phones :/

@jacojvvdev it's wise to consider it for what it is. Phones, like you said :)

@dance2die they also emphasize the "900€ I paid for it" I guess :P

Nothing. Really.

@kamen same opinion here. Even since I don't have any problem with VS (2k15), I'm really a big fan of Jetbrains' IDEs.
Weird point: if you are a fan of sentai, your username is just a perfect fit for this new IDE :p

And now it's the era of Progressive Web Apps. That'll never ends :P

Of course you'll have problems if you include complex ;)