There are some kind of "vim mode" option/plugin in every IDE. Try it out, it may works for you.

Because Adobe Muse sucks.

Just kidding, it is a good product. But it's costly.

And web development is so much more than just HTML & CSS.

If I remember correctly, there's an option to exclude sections for that. Or you can use your last section as footer. But yeah, fullpage.js is a pain in the ass to work with. They really need to provide more examples.

@itch96 every bug that happened to my web projects recently only occur on Safari. Every single one of them. This experience reminds me of the days when I need to support IE 8. It's even more troublesome because I can't install Safari on my Linux laptop and I don't use iPhone, so I need to borrow my friend's Macbook to inspect the bug.

1. Weird browser behaviours
2. Miscommunications with the backend developers

The photoshop on this one is no joke. Kudos lol

You forgot to mention the longest step:
Step 0: decide to use Angular or React or Vue or Meteor or Ember or jQuery or Backbone or Batmobile or Spongebob or Naruto or Cheetos

... and then a week later THE developer of the technology/tools you're using answered that it's not possible to do yet.

I used elementary for a while. It was nice, but kind of boring. The mindset of "it just works" and "beautiful by default" are the opposite of what I look for in a Linux desktop. I always come back to XFCE.

Looks like my Dota games

XFCE is always the safe choice but Gnome 3 would be awesome next year with all those Ubuntu developers coming in

@cs8898 if you could handle the cringe from the hacking scenes and a few plot holes, it's actually a very entertaining movie with tons of fantastic cool action scenes and some comedy. I'd rate it 7.5/10.

@rayanon and what do you mean by checking it out? Because I know what it is and I've been doing it everyday already in the last few weeks.

@rayanon that's the thing I meant by shortcuts. Alright wrong term, modal, macros, commands, whatever, the whole 'grok' process is slow for me. It's painful because I forced to think about many things just to do one thing instead of just quickly move my mouse.

It's a package manager to keep tabs on the libraries in your php project

@rayanon many tasks aren't just typing but reading, navigating through many files and hundreds of lines of codes, before editing them, and doing that with keyboard shortcuts only is too slow and require too much thinking, at least for me.

@saadwaqarmughal Don't worry I'm not one of those :) just a casual Sniper picker

Nah man, you need to

git gud

Alright I'll see myself out

Not open source but has a free version: GitKraken. It's fantastic.

((( all )))

@JTBringe it's only slightly better. The ideal implementation should be not having 2 header divs in the DOM, only 1 header, but different style/behaviour depending on the screen size

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Dickbutt!

jQuery for life

I love modern css with all of my heart, but the users don't. A lot of them in here still use Opera Mini and some other Chinese browsers. Sometimes to make something really works the same across the browsers I need to do ugly table layouts and makes me hate myself.

I hate the idea of sleeping too but when I eventually sleep I want the time to stop and let me sleep for more hours.

@starless i use Linux too, 100%, my comment was for people who stuck with Windows because of their job.

With the existence of ReactNative, Nativescript, and Weex, I don't think there's any reason to use hybrid solution like PhoneGap anymore. I don't know about Xamarin and ionic.

@indrajeet183 I see. All three are great. I personally like Vue because it's simpler.

@itsdaniel0 thanks for the tip

Switch an existing project? Better try it first on a small, low risk, project