whats your programming environment?

toughtrasher · Dec 8, 2011

arcticfang said:
Well, other than the bigger view, it allows you to be viewing more than just 1 or 2 windows at once. On a normal screen, you'll be able to see max 2 decent-sized windows comfortably. But on 3, that bumps up to 6 at a time.

Of course, some people are YouTube addicts and programmers, for example, and just like watching videos/movies while they program. Or, if they're using some reference material on their compy, they can have the reference material on one monitor and the IDE in another.

Oh, interesting. So I'm just guessing it's for multi-tasking?
Nice, well thanks. I know I'm not going to buy an extra monitor. xd

menzow · Dec 8, 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwxKTgMAK6I

Rushdie · Dec 8, 2011

menzow said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwxKTgMAK6I

whats so great about this?

bbrez1 · Dec 8, 2011

17" laptop, win7
VS 2010 (bots)
Dreamweaver CS5 (html, js and php)
Flash CS5 (games)

gimme4free · Dec 9, 2011

Rushdie said:
whats so great about this?

From the video I quite like the structure of this program & how you can browse through your functions in a tree-style view, I'm sure this is just 1 of the small features of the program that would help me to speed up my programming.

hazephase · Dec 19, 2011

i' m using windows 7 in my laptop... i want to use turbo c compiler... but win 7 can't support it.. what can i do? How to use it in my laptop? anybody give the solution....

DanielMA · Dec 21, 2011

Depends on the language, for the time being im jotting down a lot of python, for a botting framework. For that my setup is the following:
13,3" monitor on my MBP.
Using Textmate for my text editing.
Versioncontrol is git.

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