However, once you get the hang of it and realize how fluid and powerful it is, you just might start to prefer it. Just learning the ropes of web development. I would not recommend it to someone who is 1. Their stack is largely text-based, using iTerm (enhanced Terminal software) and Vim - A text editor that is older than I am, and has a ridiculously steep learning curve. Well, I pretty much rendered that computer useless in the process (at the time, I replaced the hard drive with an SSD and maxed out the RAM since) so I started using a work laptop that was purchased by Gust for me to use.
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I had finally started to upgrade past Snow Leopard OS on my computer in an attempt to catch up to all the new web technologies that were popping up and minimally requiring Lion OS. I leave crippled computer hardware in my development wake.īy the time I started working at Gust, I had been in the process of starting the development environment on my desktop computer over from scratch. You can call me the Queen of Kernel Panic or the Black Screen Ninja. I’ve crashed at least 3 top of the line Apple computers in my career (even more if we count pre-career computer crashes, and the harddrive that caught on fire), which is excessive (side note: my 27” iMac running strictly Windows 7 never crashed). Excluding all my video and graphics programs, my dock used to be a clusterfuck of icons, and having to switch between all these various programs to complete development tasks was taxing on my computer(s). I’ve used Parallels, Bootcamp, Virtual Box, and Browserstack for doing QA between various browsers, and even used to keep a separate Windows laptop because all of those were a pain in the ass. I have used IDEs such as Dreamweaver/Contribute, TextMate, Aptana, Notepad++, Visual Studio and other tools for local development such as XAMMP, and FTP clients like Fetch, Cyberduck, and FileZilla. Don’t work for any company that doesn’t have this in place, and if you already work in a place that doesn’t and they’ve ignored all your pleas to use it, leave immediately) with both Subversion and Git. I have worked with and without version control ( - Awful. I have worked in Flash (Timeline, AS2 and AS3), HTML/CSS/JQuery, PHP, ASP.net, and Ruby (and Java on Linux once, but that was a dark, dark time that we don’t talk about).
I’ve spent all my career on both on Windows and OSX.
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It wasn’t until I started working in software that I started to find a workflow that felt right for me. In short, most setups ranged from cumbersome to nightmarish, and typically every developer had their own personal setup.
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My journey of becoming a developer has been an interesting one full of career twists and turns and bumbling through a multitude of efficient and inefficient development setups, largely dictated by whatever company I was working or freelancing for at the time.
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