@Jonaskeuh right now we have a shared filezilla export with all bookmarks in on Git. Clearing all bookmarks and importing is a pain tho

Someone got the set?

We all know it would just end with a 42 exception

I really liked to loading "spinner"

Blockchain might be interesting to look at?

Programming robots programming other programming robots for programming? "gulp build"

Git push -f for fast!

Such a rare fruit!

It was me 😎

Shit man, I don't know what I'd do if my girlfriend got me this for Christmas... "Yea... Very nice... 😐😐😐"

Is this a Windows theme?

@SweetHuman also much more lethal, haha

@jebediah Antwerp, Rooseveltplaats

This is where it leads

Classic npm, shit like this and --no-bin-links made me switch to osx

I would also recommend just going with one and fixing stuff you don't like as you go along.
Writing code in notepad > writing no code at all because you're choosing IDEs

I've used Sublime for general stuff for years but recently switched to VS Code because of the modern updates and features (without having to install a million Plugins, which is not ideal on 2 OSes).
Atom would be a fair choice if it wasn't slow as shit.
For bigger projects I use bigger IDE's. E.g. Phpstorm/Visual Studio/...

@Mindstormer619 thanks! I knew how exceptions work but that's a great way to explain it 👌Could've used it when I was trying to understand how these things worked haha

Keep us posted 👌

@Mindstormer619 the grenade anology?

I've only spent about two months in an office space but this is so incredibly accurate...

Based on you screenshot this looks like an app I'd enjoy, what's it called?

Sub

That's really cool! Do you have a build log somewhere?

Thanks guys, I've got some stuff to check out now. The only thing I'd miss is the whole Adobe creative suite but I'd kill for all cli's to just work out of the box...

Restart *

@fredrf maybe I'll name status scripts Major Tom so they can call ground control. Thanks man

@fredrf that's an awesome idea, I'll probably end up doing that

These are amazing, thanks guys. (it's not only a dashboard btw, also some crud for said apis)

Looks good, added to my reading list