have something light up the wall behind your monitor doesn't have to very powerful, I myself is using an RGB Led lamp currently set in a whitish bluish color, I get less tired and less headaches aswell :)

I was kinda surprised aswell when I saw that emmet existed for atom, but it was a good surprise :)

well, I was using defaults, but mostly because I also use Sublime text 3.

But now my current setup is:

Packages

• minimap: Displays a minimap
• minimap-git-diff: Displays git diff within the minimap
• emmet: Emmet expands abbreviations for HTML, CSS, Sass/SCSS and LESS
• Omnisharp-atom: Allow for C# development in Atom

Omnisharp dependencies

• Advanced-new-file: Create multiple files and directories by typing a relative path
• json-schema: Json Schema enhancements
• atom-yeoman: Code generator to an initial c# file
• linter: Used by Omnisharp to visualize errors and other kind-of messages

Themes

• atom-material-ui: Material theme, without distractions.
• atom-dark: pre-installed syntax.

I have a very similar setup in Sublime text 3

Damn that is pretty

Damn, there is no way in hell I would ever understand a Regex with that many W's

Thanks for sharing this, I really suck at writing Regex and have to use sites like https://regex101.com/ to relearn regex every time i wanna write even the simplest regex, so thanks man.

Kinda sad to see that there isn't a C# version of the captcha's

Well, Community edition is pretty awesome, and a lot of people are gonna be using it from now on

This is so damn true, especially if you are learning to code while at school, and other come to ask you for help about their coding issue, and suddenly you have no idea, what you were doing 2 min ago..

Well if you are a company who are more than 5 people you have to pay, unless you work on open source software or is a school.

I guess it is to allow people to learn how to use visual studio while having almost all the features :)

Community edition have all the same features as premium edition and its free if you are in team of 5 or less or as many as you want working on open source.

Personally after using 2015 RC I can't go back to 2013. :)

anyone downloaded all the links and zipped them for an easy DL?

First language was C#, and i really like it because of the many uses it have, that you can easily swap between, Web Dev, console applications, WPF applications and so much more, and with it being made cross-platform now, i am only getting more fond of it, because it means I can write software for the Linux machines I have, in C#.

The language I really want to learn later on is C++ because the name is awesome pretty much, so yay!

Well, guess i will never have that debate with anyone again now... That article just ruined a debate topic for me, now i only have the window vs mac debate left :( Oh well, great article made good point for both use cases.

If all the Containers become compatible, then it will be awesome since you can migrate your containers, so the only difference is the commands and Host OS that are different, just like with the new WebAssembly that they are all working on! I have high hopes for this.