Boy I`m about to be in for a handful. Going to be supporting this insanely fragmented Legacy application, and from the looks the documentation for it is outdated as hell and all over the place.


Anyone comfortable with Visual Studio? We get access to the newest version at school, while we do HTML, but the auto-fill features make me feel 10x sloppier, and I'm trying to avoid bad habits.
welcome to my life.Boy I`m about to be in for a handful. Going to be supporting this insanely fragmented Legacy application, and from the looks the documentation for it is outdated as hell and all over the place.
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welcome to my life.they got me working on shyt that senior and principal devs scared to touch. The boy shinin though
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Anyone comfortable with Visual Studio? We get access to the newest version at school, while we do HTML, but the auto-fill features make me feel 10x sloppier, and I'm trying to avoid bad habits.
Just jumped into Python @Data-Hawk
So far so good:
Using version 2.7 as that is what is used in my textbook. This UI is rather...minimalist, no?
ANyone in here fuxks with Elixir. Seems to be the next big thing. I am reading Dave Thomas's book on it right now and I am attending the Conference next weekend in Orlando.
Man, I'm loving this Python programming thus far:
Working on raw_input and formating outputs with {}. Once you start working with inputs/outputs you really start to envision the programming possibilities.
Currently making simple restaurant menus based on time-of-day inputs. (Hey, gotta start somewhere...)
Damn, why did I choose mechanical engineering and not computer science?
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