not currently using, but want to.

That sounds hilarious.

I was talking about the whole NSA thing. As in the government organization spying on the whole country. "I'm going to ITT Tech so I can work at the NSA." I was like wtf...

All that aside, best of luck to you. The tech world is full of opportunity.

I'd probably use it as a joke for a few minutes and then disable it. Might be a good prank extension to install on your co-workers pc.

That pic is 4 people with mac books and nobody is even touching them. #Apple.

You had us going!

Same thoughts here lol.

Fair enough.

Zoggin' gits....

IMO Github has some of the dumbest terminology in all of programming.

scratches neck You got that upvote man?

So.. you are good to release whatever with Visual Studio Community (free) until you make like a million dollars or so off of whatever you made. You can look into the license but it's basically by the time you violate the license you will probably have gotten an MSDN subscription anyway and it wont matter.

I'd say this is a good answer. It really depends on what kind of project it is though.

OneNote. I have a surface pro 3 and I draw everything out on it. Also useful for boring meetings. I have a whole page dedicated to drawings of eyeballs. There is some project info on there but nobody cares about that. They people come for the eyeballs not my notes, that is my contributing to the meeting.

Markdown files in version control is pretty legit too.

It has an unbelievable about of compile time checking. Whatever makes me catch the errors before runtime is a plus in my book. It might be annoying if you prefer dynamic typed languages.

Good readability is important but yeah, not the deciding factor usually. On the flip side, I will probably pick up F# soon purely based on how concise the language is.

and then after that, learn LESS! Then love yourself for doing it.

have an upvote

I dont even like javascript as a programming language and I agree. It is becoming the goto language for tooling these days.

JAVA PROGRAMMER DETECTED.

C# master race. VNext here I come.

Does the world really deserve this?

I think you're going to find a split in community any way you approach it. Personally, I don't want to look at a bunch of newbie questions the majority of the time, and I think the floodgates will open if you let them. I'm just one man, with one opinion.

ITT: People ruining their lives. They know not what they do.

Photographs - > Camera - > Flash - > Explosions -> Triggered PTSD -> Plz Ban Draugo -> Jk this isn't reddit.

The number one thing I hate is when the first comment is "read the documentation". I noticed "Oracle people" do this A LOT. Questions related to .NET or other MS technology seems to be a lot friendly in my experience. It could be bias.

C#/VB.NET, slowly falling in love with Typescript. Static Typing FTW.