Ask HN: What software development technologies do you love?
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vi
fortran
gdb
why even look at anything else other than the 'holy trinity'?
fortran
gdb
why even look at anything else other than the 'holy trinity'?
vim
urxvt
tmux
python
ipython
The unix pipeline, and everything you can plug in to it.
ssh, and everything you can run on the other end of it.
multitail, especially when displaying running logs on the other end of ssh.
Maybe vagrant.
nginx
uwsgi
Whatever I'm running in uwsgi.Nice, I'd never seen multitail before.
node
Vim
The Linux kernel perf and inotify
Tmux
IPython
Haskell
Netcat
The gnu tools
The Linux kernel perf and inotify
Tmux
IPython
Haskell
Netcat
The gnu tools
Listing just one, that is miles away from anything else: terminal or bash like CLI with all CLI tools it contains
Git.
Nothing has changed my work-life as much as that sweet little tool. I think back on the days before Git as a kind of "State of Nature". It was like we hadn't discovered fire yet.
Nothing has changed my work-life as much as that sweet little tool. I think back on the days before Git as a kind of "State of Nature". It was like we hadn't discovered fire yet.
Vim :w :q :q
Oh yes, click the red button in the top-left corner, of course.
Oh yes, click the red button in the top-left corner, of course.
For me it would have to include at least:
ngrep
postgres
Telerik Fiddler for Windows
iTerm for OSX
Python
SqlAlchemy
PyCharm