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Public area => The Pub => Off-topic => Topic started by: Dragooon on December 17th, 2011, 04:33 PM
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Just curious for how our developers do their development.
For me it is MacBook with Mac OS X Lion as OS, NetBeans IDE as PHP IDE, Tower for SVN and Git(I always import SVN as a Git repository), Parallels for Ubuntu VM, native PHP, Apache that comes with Lion along with installation of MySQL for Mac.
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My main development at present is a patchwork PC with Windows 7, Notepad++, TortoiseSVN hooked up to my RepositoryHosting account, running WampServer.
For the stuff I've been doing lately with Impact, Notepad++ for coding, Weltmeister (part of Impact) for layout design, and iOSImpact (which is essentially an uber-minimal Canvas+JS framework bridge for binding Canvas elements into something that can run, rather fast, on iOS devices)
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Hmm...
My current setup is very much like Pete's: Windows 7, Notepad2 (PHP, XML and JS files), Notepad++ (anything else, including my to-do-list), TortoiseSVN, WampServer. Nothing else, that I can think of at least.
Up until 2006, I used to be on Windows XP, Delphi 7.0 and Notepad (the original), things were simpler by then... ;)
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Windows 7, Geany, TortoiseSVN, WampServer.
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Windows 98, Notepad, and IE4
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Windows 98, Notepad, and IE4
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I know people who do HTML 1.0 development on a text editor within an Amiga emulator on their Core i7.
(No I don't.)
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Even I have a HTML 4 capable browser on my Amiga environment, and have done for a few years... ;)
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Ubuntu 11.10, Gedit, Firefox and some git stuff. :D
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Opera, Opera! If it works in Opera, it works everywhere :P
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Or not, as the case may be :P
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Arch Linux, either vim or kate for coding, Firefox 8, git (and git-svn as a wrapper for SVN repos) for versioning. Works splendidly.
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Or not, as the case may be :P