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Install git on windows and make sure you include the gitbash options. Enjoy the *nix tools it offers.
Also, I am starting to learn vscode. Kinda nice.
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Oh, I do most of my coding with Qt Creator with mingw compiler. But use vscode for most everything else. -
C0D4681455yGit bash.
VsCode with appropriate plugins
And virtual machines for linux servers, since that's the environment the code will be deployed to anyway.
I use MobaXterm so I can either work locally, inside the vms or connect to aws servers behind a bastion with ease.
Most languages can be installed and used on windows, depending on your patience levels. -
If have to work on Windows : wsl (in which zsh works perfectly, as well as tmux) & vscode.
Otherwise I use a Linux vdi with pretty much the same setup. -
CptFox16195yVSCode was just updated to be able to run as a server on the WSL, enjoy almost full Linux dev experience on windows :D
Im curious to know how people organise their workspace on windows.
I learned coding with linux.
I scored my first real job and they use mac. All good.
But at home i game and sometimes i feel like coding/gaming at the same time. But fark i hate the terminal.
How do you make it more ho my zsh/ linux terminal comfortable?
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