martinni

Cool tool! But the introduction from the video was really bad.

Side projects.

Obviously, if there's no one around. Who are you going to impress?

I'm not a phone gap expert by all means, so I can't speak for it's new ability. But I wasn't very pleased with my experience when I did have to use it.

Now that Xamarin is free, it's very hard to say no to such a powerful tool.

I'd argue that having a poster and memorizing it is actually counter productive. It's easier to know the data structure and think about how they work in the different situations.

- Tab spacing config instead of having to append `ts=4`

- Commenting on a PR while ignoring whitespace changes `w=1`

http://www.rossintelligence.com/ they use watson AI to simplify the legal system.

Looks great!

The only thing is I don't like the thought of having to share my screen real estate. Would it be possible to have some kind of navigable popup box within the editor?

Getting started with GO with Andrew Gerrand. Not only did it teach me the basics of GO but showing his keystrokes demystified vim as well :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KmHtgtEZ1s

I would also like this, sometimes you don't care about a specific thread and scrolling pass it takes 3-4 screen. Very annoying.

Really? After looking at your post history, I found this.

>I've lost the ability to focus on a single task for hours at a time like I used to as a kid. Even if it excites me. My attention has been completely ruined by social media and I don't know how to recover. Always some sort of chat or something in the background. I really don't know what to do, should I get counselling or something?

The only time ReSharper slows down your system is when you load your project for the first time. But I'm more than happy to wait for an second (we have ~100 projects in our solution) so I can harness all the greatness that comes with it. If you're not finding it useful, perhaps you're not taking advantages of the right features? Here's some of my favorite shortcuts, I'll let you try them on your own.

- ctrl+shift+l

- ctrl+\

- ctrl+r+r

- ctrl+shift+t

- alt+insert

It would be really cool if you could pick the source code location that the image is made of.

If I recall correctly, the term "google" and "youtube" were among the most "googled" terms. People are too lazy to type out the URL anyway.

I'm not sure I understand how the box is supposed to magically open once it lands..

You should give AppCode a shot

Location: Toronto, Canada

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, SF.

Technologies: Top 5(C#, Java, Obj-c, Golang, Python)

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Email: nicolas.martin.0986@gmail.com

+1. I've been through a couple of tutorials and I now know and love golang. I would like someone to dive in a little deeper and demonstrate golang's strength.

This was on todo list for a long time.. curse you laziness!

Absolutely a lot of these questions were general knowledge to any techsavvy guy. I strongly recommend this book called [Cracking the coding interview] by Gayle Laakmann. It's very details and in-depth, helped me prepare for all my interviews.