Please don't be on the wrong side

One of the reasons why I don't like Visual Studio.

I am lefty.

@BrianValente where do you draw a connection to visual studio here?

@Yeah69 Because VS uses the

if
{
// ...
}
else
{
// ...
}

format, and I hate it.

@BrianValente ah okay. I am sure with VS + ReSharper you can customize it however you like it. But I don't know about pure VS. Maybe there is an option to set this up, too?

@Yeah69 I don't know, but I try to avoid using Visual Studio.

Right: programmers.
Left: gui slaves.

Lefty for c#, righty for js.

Definitely a righty.

Wait, this is a thing? I've always been taught to have the open/close brackets on the same line to be easy on the eyes. Now its my habit. Don't kill me. Don't judge me. Don't hate me. Don't be like me. Aaarghhh

@masterakay Oh god, all the code on one line? That would make me slowly wish for death.

No no no not on one line!
Damn you got me wrong... Wait let me give an example.. Like this:

public someFunc()
{
if (batman=="cool")
{
echo "You're cool!";
}
else
{
echo "Meh. Batman is still cool.";
}
}

@masterakay Yeah this is the left method haha.

@MaccaMc so is it good practice or bad? If bad, why is it considered not good?

Third are python programmers. Simply

if condition:
shit be here

@masterakay Unless.... Maybe you are meaning tabbing, like keeping everything in a scope, one the same vertical line.

This is not what the image was referring to. It's simply referring to whether we put the first opening { on the same line as the statement or on a new line.

@MaccaMc yes I meant the tabbing! Well, with my experience with Android Studio, doesn't it always follow the right method? Same with Sublime also? I might have mixed up the softwares but... Yeah?

@masterakay Yeah thought you did haha. Either method is perfectly fine, just personnel preference :) Some IDE's will auto correct it to one way, and others will correct it to another.

I do left for classes and functions, right for everything else :)

@zantekk that's something I would wnat to do too. :)

I'm on the right side... 😀

#dadjokeoftheday

And some people be like
'''
Def function():
Statements
""""
Code
""""
'''

Left one gives me cancer :/

Right <3

Left for C#, right for JS, and as follows for Ruby:

if condition
#statements
end

The only time in life that I become a Republican.

Oh god, not this. Can I still be saved? I usually use both in my code, depending on how much code I have to put in.
People always give me shit about mixing them.

@BrianValente @Yeah69 Visual Studio can be customized. I use VS daily on my job. First thing I do on a fresh install is customize settings. Right side guy here.

@Jase It's probably just a matter of preference... how you got used to it.
I usually use the left type for methods but when I have structures such as if, for, while, with multiple statements inside I prefer using the right type.

right is right

@Yeah69 You can change it in plain VS without any plug-ins.

I use both , right for classes, left for functions and code

I'm both :(
At work I sometimes have to C# and sometimes have to JS... It's painful! 😂

Left for PHP, right for JS and anything else

If(language != Js)
{
Pos = left;
}
Else{
Pos = right;
}