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6 days ago
in The highest traffic site in the world doesn’t close its HTML tags on bug.gd error tools, news and anecdotes
It's interesting when amateurs get a blog about technical topics and then see amateurs respond to it. It might be good for you hobbyists to read the HTML documentation before making fools of yourself by spouting something you read on a forum once or, just as bad, in a Dummies book.
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3 months ago
in Mono 2.4 and MonoDevelop 2.0 released - Miguel de Icaza on Miguel de Icaza's blog
Meh. Once you Windows people learn the Unix Way, you won't need this and you'll be far better off for it. .NET stuff is anti-Unix philosophy. Rather than trying to force feed this stuff onto Unix, you should learn proper coding standards and practices.
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Jeffrey Stedfast
Funnily enough, most of us have vast experiences programming on Unix/Linux and have found it... lacking ;-)
Windows development is lacking in many ways too, but if you combine the tools from both ends of the spectrum you get a much richer development platform.
Mono & MonoDevelop attempt to do just that.
Windows development is lacking in many ways too, but if you combine the tools from both ends of the spectrum you get a much richer development platform.
Mono & MonoDevelop attempt to do just that.
migueldeicaza
And yet, Eric Raymond wrote on this subject: "Rule of Diversity: Distrust all claims for 'one true way'"
Watch him prove my point by returning and make this long comment about how he has 100 years of experience as a developer or that he used to code with Gates.