Alberta’s comments on the whole Return To Office debate sum up my thoughts pretty darn well.
Yeah, this video is a bit dated, but I think the thought (snarky as it is) is valid.
Return To Office and Other Joys
Tag: developer
Valuable Coding and IT Tools
As an Information System student, there are a handful of tools recommended to me by my instructors that have been critical. Every one of the tools below is free. Anyway, here’s my list:
- Notepad ++: a richly powerful text editor. It’s what I’ve done most of my HTML and CSS in, and what I’ve done a lot of my JavaScript. I have shifted, though, back to Visual Studio, at least for now. I used Visual Studio for my Visual Basic class, so I’m pretty familiar with it.
- 7 Zip is a great Zip file tool.
- Agent Ransack, which boosts your PC’s search utility.
- Winmerge: a great tool for comparing files. It has helped me a few times to find that one damn character I was missing.
Anyway, what tools do you use? That you find indispensable?
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