Sometimes (actually it seems like it’s always doing it…) it seems that life does it’s damndest to get in the way of what I actually wish to do
I’m not avoiding you guys honest, life is just very very busy at the moment and I seem to be running around headless chicken like, I have two weeks off from saturday and it is now having to be spent coding websites instead of relaxing or studying as it should have been
Monday night I will be taking the phone off the hook and closing notepad/photoshop, loading my stick profile, teamspeak and TIR drivers and I will fly and try to survive a mission dagnabbit!
Saves time, but gives crappy code. Homesite on the other hand… :w00t:
Try it Dano, you still have complete control of the code, but get some help. Then again, if you are doing lot’s and lot’s of code, you don’t really need any help, and are probably as fast, or faster, simply writing the code.
Heh, I may well play with them at some point but right now taking the time to learn a new program however easy is time I could spend coding, besides which a lot of the current project is php so unless they can do that too I’m back in notepad anyway
Besides which, it’s more of a hobby that earns me money than anything else so I like to be ‘hardcore’
Actually I have a slight confession here, I don’t use vanilla notepad anymore, I switched to notepad2 for my dev machines as it does some very nice syntax highlighting and shows line numbers which is a great boon for debugging code.
Hey Brigstock, was nice to see some of your skins appear on my site
Yep I get up at three in the morning and sweep the lake
You guys and your notepads you think you’re so hard. Try entering a byte at a time with eight switches then you can say you’re a hard coder. This is slightly after the abacus was invented. Or the word for that matter. It’s a technical term stand easy notepad whores.
You and your steenkin ASCII batches I fart in your general direction
:eek: Heresy!!! Have him washed and brought to the stake
I still use vi, though its on a sun network. With the move to linux on a lot of servers, its the easiest thing to use if you “putty” in.
You should see the grads asking if they can use xedit. lol - not on my watch - “alias xedit /bin/vi”
never got into emacs.
I’ve never been able to use emacs, I was always escaping out like you do in vi then the fun started as the cursor would be flying about all over the place and me vt100 terminal would be beeping like billyo.
edit: sense I must make, after beers I have drunk.
I never got on with emacs, though I did know a guy who used it for his desk-top, or maybe his shell !
If I’d been using LISP, then I’d’ve had the motivation to learn - maybe
I did most of my UNIX coding with vi. Linux? I was only ever allowed to use Linux at home.
Oh, and yes Ming, I have tried bit-switching, but only as a ‘class-room’ exercise.