I have accumulated some knowledge, so I will output it.
I've put together a tool that "makes your eyes sparkle" when you see it seven years ago.
Chocolatey,Homebrew
Search for (https://chocolatey.org/packages) You can see how many people around the world are using the app. For example, if you search for "JRE", you will see the number "OpenJDK has been downloaded about 1500 times, but AdoptOpenJDK has about 540 times". There are other ways to see it, such as Trends, but this is very close to the actual number of users. (Of course, corporate users have an in-house HUB server, so I think it is less than the actual value.)
You can skip the browser operation when installing the application. If you remember the package name You can "install the app in seconds when you think of it".
For example, if you want to install vscode on windows.
chrome
and press Entervscode
and press Enterpowershell
and press" Ctrl "+" Enter "choco install vscode -y
and press Enterrefreshenv
and press Enter.Then if you want to install vscode on your Mac.
term
and press Enterbrew cask install visual-studio-code
and press EnterIt's a very short procedure.
AWS,GCP,Azure It is the top three of cloud computing. It is no exaggeration to say that modern engineers can use this.
You can skip a lot compared to buying real equipment in the real world. What people currently prepare quickly with cloud computing, If you want to prepare it on-premises in your house or company, you need money, time, and space. It's an indispensable tool for savorymen.
With the advent of cloud computing, students without money and It has become a world that is kind to fledgling freelancers. This lowering of the hurdle may have widened the door.
Webpack https://webpack.js.org/ As the name suggests, it is a web-based tool. Bundles all the static modules your project needs. It is similar to the compiler in C language.
You can bundle js modules, Sass, jpeg, etc. Therefore, in webpack,
You can treat various things such as Loader module. It's anything anymore. In that sense, it reigns at the top of various other tools. I feel like I can call it an "orchestration tool".
Because it can be bundled in one file You can reduce the per-file overhead when the user loads the page. It is essential for speeding up the Web.
With this webpack, you can operate various tools in an integrated manner. It is especially recommended for those who have various tools and want to skip management.
Linter,Formater,Refactorer In C #, "Resharper" provided by Jetbrains is used, and in Python, "autopep8, rope, pylint" are linked. "Prettier" is recommended for the Web system.
lang | Formater | Linter | Refactorer |
---|---|---|---|
C# | Resharper | StyleCop | Resharper |
js | Prettier | eslint | Prettier |
python | autopep8 | pylint | rope |
I think the order is "Intellisense-> Refactor-> Formatter-> Linter-> Test-> Runtime Debugging-> Compile".
LiveShare https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/ja/services/live-share/ Regardless of the OS, multiple people can view one debug screen over the Internet regardless of vscode or vs. Of course you can also edit.
It seems that you can improve quickly by doing pair programming and receiving guidance from engineers who are more advanced than you and looking at it. It is also a learning experience to teach yourself.
Github
It is a service that allows you to manage versions using software called Git. The word commit is used very often here. Others include GitBucket and GitLab. It really comes into its own when working with others. Of course, it is convenient to use alone.
With Github, you can go beyond just a version control tool to manage issues and driven projects. You can also publish the repository page as the home page of your application using the Wiki, Readme page, Github Pages, etc.
I think it's better to use it because it gives you the idea of planning management and the spirit of making it publicly available.
Also, non-Git management methods include mercurial and subversion. It's very important to know that Git isn't everything. Is there a web service like github where you can choose between git, mercurial and subversion?
DBeaver https://dbeaver.io/
--A versatile tool for DB. You can do almost anything. strongest. --Cross-platform compatible and can be used anywhere - Windows - Mac - Linux --You can usually use the database you can think of
Just looking at this makes me feel like I can use various databases. It's also nice to be worried about "What is this database?"
https://www.creationline.com/hashicorp Doing things like using the above cloud computing top 3 I use it when I think "I want to do it even in an on-premises environment".
Interesting, first of all, it may be good to try running virtualbox with vagrant.
OpenStack http://openstack.org/ It's hard to tell what's different from HashiCorp, This is also a group of free software for cloud computing.
It is easy to gather information by asking or teaching people. Rather, it tends to be self-righteous otherwise. Communicate positively, I want to update my thoughts.
Also, if you think about it yourself, you may not have enough time. I will skip myself by having other people think about it.
In particular,
--Japanese blog production site → Hatena Blog --Specialized as an engineer → Qiita --Japanese Q & A site → Yahoo! Chiebukuro --Specialized as an engineer → Teratail --Site for Japanese video senders → Nico Nico Douga --Specialized as an engineer → Not yet
It's like that.
Qiita This is here. This is one of the largest blog-based SNS services where Japanese engineers gather.
Teratail
Teratail is a Q & A service where Japanese engineers gather. The strength is the high response rate. However, I feel that the quality of the answers is delicate, probably because I asked for the response rate too much. (Response rate as of 2020/11/03 88%)
Stackoverflow
I'm a child of the super-large Q & A site "Stack Exchange". Among the children, the biggest one is "Stackoverflow" for programmers.
--Worldwide version - https://stackoverflow.com/ --2 million questions --3 million responses --Response rate 70% --1.3 million users --Japanese version - https://ja.stackoverflow.com/ --Number of questions 24,000 --28,000 responses --Response rate 77% --28,000 users
Given the large number of users, it is better to ask questions in English.
VScode homepage : https://code.visualstudio.com/ repository : https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/
It's safe to say that no editor is better than vscode in recent years. Because of its light weight, it is perfect for me who wants to get rid of projects quickly. I love it.
The strongest editor without complaint. Especially excellent as a script editor. For languages that require compilation, such as C # and JAVA, it may be wise to use a dedicated IDE. This is because it is difficult to set up for advanced debugging such as resource usage with VScode.
It also sells a lot of extensions, but most of them are volunteers. If possible, you should avoid bugs by using only the extensions that are officially supported.
Conflicts are eclipse, sublime, xcode, atom, etc.
It is difficult to use Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code properly. There is no big difference between them for beginners, so we recommend the lightweight VS Code so that you will not lose motivation. Visual Studio will be confused by too many features and Visual Studio Code will be confused by too many extensions. However, the IDE is recommended only when creating GUI applications.
Even with GUI, Visual Studio Code is used when developing for smartphones with Unity. This is because Visual Studio Code does not require high functionality because it compiles in Unity in this case.
It is a group of tools provided by the company "JetBrains", which is also famous for developing the official language "kotlin" for Android OS.
Comprehensive tools include Rider, PhpStorm, PyCharm, WebStorm, CLion, RubyMine, GoLand, IntelliJ, etc. The name of the tools is too cool. That alone makes me want to use it.
However, there is a charge. It is said that it will be provided free of charge for open source projects. It is also characteristic that many blogs have introduced that it is worth paying. It is worth knowing that "high level people use these tools".
Good luck with yourself in the past! And now I am!
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