off list topic - OS/IDE

[Jeff Surgeson]

Hi All

Just a off list topic too cool the current frantic code development pace down
:)

Was interested to know what the breakdown of linux/windoze/mac as well as code
dev IDE's that "solar" people use. I use:

Gentoo Linux / Quanta

Jeff Surgeson
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[Edwin F. Lopez A.]

It depends:

My Own: Ubuntu+Server + Netbeans/Eclipse PDT (deppending on my mood)
Office: Windows Vista/XP + Notepad++/Eclipse PDT/Netbeans
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[Paul M Jones-4]

As for myself:

- Mac OS X and TextMate on my development machines

- Linux and VIM on staging and production

- At OmniTI, Solaris and OpenBSD are used frequently

Fun question, Mr Surgeson, thanks for asking.


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[Anthony Gentile]

ubuntu and geany/vim

Anthony Gentile

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[Jon Elofson]

I am similar to Edwin. Home: Ubuntu + eclipse PDT, netbeans, and gedit
(with plugins). At work, windows XP + PDT or netbeans + notepad++. I
connect to our Linux servers via samba.

Jon

On 10/8/09, Edwin F. Lopez A. <edwinflopez@...> wrote:

> It depends:
>
> My Own: Ubuntu+Server + Netbeans/Eclipse PDT (deppending on my mood)
> Office: Windows Vista/XP + Notepad++/Eclipse PDT/Netbeans
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[Jeff Surgeson]

> My Own: Ubuntu+Server + Netbeans/Eclipse PDT (deppending on my mood)

Good choice, (ubuntu) know what it means?


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[Kilbride, James P.]

Windows + Zend Studio for development(my own machine, other's machine
usually use notepad)
Linux + emacs or vi for production machines typically

James Kilbride

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Hi All

Just a off list topic too cool the current frantic code development pace
down
:)

Was interested to know what the breakdown of linux/windoze/mac as well as
code
dev IDE's that "solar" people use. I use:

Gentoo Linux / Quanta

Jeff Surgeson
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[Edwin F. Lopez A.]

Well, I read its meaning the first time I knew about the distro, but
searching throughly it's like a very humanistic concept (and huge,
just check its entry in wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_(philosophy) )

But I like one of its meanings: "the essence of being human". I'd love
to have such a word in Spanish. :-)
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2009/10/8 Jeff Surgeson <solar@...>:
>> My Own: Ubuntu+Server + Netbeans/Eclipse PDT (deppending on my mood)
>
> Good choice, (ubuntu) know what it means?
>
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[Robert Gonzalez-2]

At work I have two machines:

1. Ubuntu 8.10 on which I use gEdit (for faster code wrangling) or ZendStudio for Eclipse (for full scale coding warfare). But I do have a suite of IDEs and editors that I have played with.
2. Windows XP SP2 on which I use Notepad2 for very, very fast snippet handling, Notepad++ for faster, but still somewhat robust code development or Eclipse PDT for full on assault on my code. ZendStudio for Eclipse has never worked right for me on Windows.

At home I have just my Windows XP SP2 laptop, on which I code using Notepad++ almost entirely, though at times I do open EclipsePDT just for the tool set in it. However I did install Ubuntu 8.04 on it through Wubi, so I use essentially the same Linux tool set at home as I do in the office.

I also have VIM installed on all my computers and, for those times when I feel like torturing myself, I'll open that bad boy up, give it a spin, curse a little bit, then close it down and use what I'm comfortable with. ;)

On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 8:03 AM, Edwin F. Lopez A. <edwinflopez@...> wrote:

Well, I read its meaning the first time I knew about the distro, but
searching throughly it's like a very humanistic concept (and huge,
just check its entry in wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_(philosophy) )

But I like one of its meanings: "the essence of being human". I'd love
to have such a word in Spanish. :-)
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2009/10/8 Jeff Surgeson <solar@...>:

>> My Own: Ubuntu+Server + Netbeans/Eclipse PDT (deppending on my mood)
>
> Good choice, (ubuntu) know what it means?
>
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[Jeff Surgeson]

> But I like one of its meanings: "the essence of being human". I'd love
> to have such a word in Spanish. :-)

Yes you are right, the one thing that the African languages have that a lot of
others don't, is the ability to tell a whole story with one word. :D
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[Jeff Moore-4]

I use OS X exclusively.

I predominately use TextWranger for text editing.  It has better  
search capabilities than anything else I've found.  That's really  
important to me.  Its also fast and light weight.

I also occasionally use Eclipse on smaller personal projects.  I like  
some of the highlighting and code completion features.  It takes a  
long time to boot up and its search is really poor.

Eclipse is good for writing code dealing with one file and good for  
new code.  TextWranger is way better in code maintenance or  
understanding mode.

If I had to pick only one, I'd go with TextWranger.

Jeff

On Oct 7, 2009, at 11:35 PM, Jeff Surgeson wrote:

> Hi All
>
> Just a off list topic too cool the current frantic code development  
> pace down
> :)
>
> Was interested to know what the breakdown of linux/windoze/mac as  
> well as code
> dev IDE's that "solar" people use. I use:
>
> Gentoo Linux / Quanta
>
> Jeff Surgeson
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[Jeff Surgeson]

> I use OS X exclusively.
>
> I predominately use TextWranger for text editing.  It has better
> search capabilities than anything else I've found.  That's really
> important to me.  Its also fast and light weight.
>
> I also occasionally use Eclipse on smaller personal projects.  I like
> some of the highlighting and code completion features.  It takes a
> long time to boot up and its search is really poor.
>
> Eclipse is good for writing code dealing with one file and good for
> new code.  TextWranger is way better in code maintenance or
> understanding mode.
>
> If I had to pick only one, I'd go with TextWranger.
>
> Jeff
>
> On Oct 7, 2009, at 11:35 PM, Jeff Surgeson wrote:
> > Hi All
> >
> > Just a off list topic too cool the current frantic code development
> > pace down
> >
> > :)
> >
> > Was interested to know what the breakdown of linux/windoze/mac as
> > well as code
> > dev IDE's that "solar" people use. I use:
> >
> > Gentoo Linux / Quanta
> >
> > Jeff Surgeson
> > _______________________________________________
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[Dmytro Konstantinov]

Hey guys!


Jeff Surgeson:

Same as most people I've got two set ups:

        Development: Mac OS X + TextMate
        Production: Linux + vim over ssh

Hmmm ... it looks like mine is almost identical to Paul's! :D


On 8 Oct 2009, at 07:35, Jeff Surgeson wrote:

> Hi All
>
> Just a off list topic too cool the current frantic code development  
> pace down
> :)
>
> Was interested to know what the breakdown of linux/windoze/mac as  
> well as code
> dev IDE's that "solar" people use. I use:
>
> Gentoo Linux / Quanta
>
> Jeff Surgeson
> _______________________________________________
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Jeff Moore:

Interesting!! I used to use TextWranger too, before I switched over to  
TextMate. All in all, I thought TextMate was a more powerful editor  
and it suited very well to my coding style, so... but there is just  
something about TextWrangler that is very appealing! :) I didn't even  
know that version 3.0 came out ... Have you used TextMate much? Do you  
know the main differences between the two?


On 8 Oct 2009, at 17:44, Jeff Moore wrote:

> I use OS X exclusively.
>
> I predominately use TextWranger for text editing.  It has better
> search capabilities than anything else I've found.  That's really
> important to me.  Its also fast and light weight.
>
> I also occasionally use Eclipse on smaller personal projects.  I like
> some of the highlighting and code completion features.  It takes a
> long time to boot up and its search is really poor.
>
> Eclipse is good for writing code dealing with one file and good for
> new code.  TextWranger is way better in code maintenance or
> understanding mode.
>
> If I had to pick only one, I'd go with TextWranger.
>
> Jeff

Dmytro


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[Cruz, Darwin]

OS: Windows XP, Vista, Linux
IDE: Eclipse, Zend, notepad++
       

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Hi All

Just a off list topic too cool the current frantic code development pace
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Was interested to know what the breakdown of linux/windoze/mac as well
as code
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Gentoo Linux / Quanta

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[Antti Holvikari-2]

On Thursday, October 8, 2009, Jeff Surgeson <solar@...> wrote:

> Hi All
>
> Just a off list topic too cool the current frantic code development pace down
> :)
>
> Was interested to know what the breakdown of linux/windoze/mac as well as code
> dev IDE's that "solar" people use. I use:
>
> Gentoo Linux / Quanta
>
> Jeff Surgeson

Textmate all the way and Vi on production servers. I love simple
software and can't stand big IDEs.

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