tiedemann

I, for one, welcome our new secure PostgreSQL overlords!

As as swedish keyboard-user I can say that this often resolves to remapping a large quantity of bindings which then are not supported by all plugins.

It's doable sure, it still takes time and energy though.

I'm never using my mouse when using Sublime Text 2, this is a troll :)

If Apple, MS, Samsung, Sony and other large patent-holding companies dare go along I for one welcome our new Google overlords.

Word. Respects given to serving in text/plain (as is proper in this context).

Really depends on which kind of app you're working on. My main work app is 99% cached content so it would probably work just fine with almost anything. Developer time is certainly the biggest expense in my case so high-level it is.

Moving to 3 from 2 is a no-brainer most of the time. http://docs.python.org/dev/library/2to3.html

99% of "OSS"-devs I know use Apple products, probably the least FOSS-compatible company I can think of.

Really good for showing customers/bosses/coworkers why a site need those extra hours of love after the proof-of-concept stage.

This made me remember the awesome feature CreateHtmlBody (in CDOSYS) for classic ASP. Many mails were sent using that :)

Me too! I actually bought myself a Topre RealForce keyboard just to ewnjoy it even more.

Knowing vanilla git commands is still important too.

I once worked in a very nice team. We used Scrum. We delivered before deadline and the bugs were few. The scrum master was a developer gone PM but with total understanding of which problems you come across as a software developer.

The project would probably have been ok without agile since most of the team was good at their job but I felt it made the process more inspiring and fun. It makes me sad that a lot of people seem to just dismiss it because of bad practices.