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by hashhar
3482 days ago
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Well, the argument that Windows sucks for development environment is true only if you use programs like rbenv, nvm or other stuff that is built on GitHub. Even then most of them work on Windows. I've moved from Linux to Windows (battery life issues, video tearing and lots of maintainance for my extremely custom setup) around 7 months ago and mostly use Python, DotNET Core, NodeJS and MySQL and Postgres. I also run and deploy my Ghost blog from Windows. The only things I initially missed was bash, which is now available. Even 256 colour support for the terminal is here in Insider releases. I use VSCode as an IDE (with the vim plugin). Yes there are some issues if you want to run Ruby or Perl (package (gem or perl packages) management) but otherwise its good. |
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