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Aug 14, 2023

Programming practices that increase total code volume lead to more bugs and less performance.

Aug 20, 2023

@cmuratori Architecture is difficult, and most people have no idea how to approach it.

Aug 16, 2023

@cmuratori Agree completely.

Aug 16, 2023

@cmuratori Strange, never had that problem with that waaaay older editor, called vim ;)

Aug 16, 2023

@cmuratori True and false, depends on the project and the compiler.

Aug 15, 2023

@cmuratori I largely consider 'clean code' to mean that the system enables new content and new designs to be created with low code - ideally all at the same level of abstraction.

Aug 15, 2023

@cmuratori VSCode will end up going the way of all editors that aren't Vim or Emacs.

Aug 15, 2023

@cmuratori I do have both VS2022 and VS2019 on my machine, but I tend to use 2019 as the primary version.

Aug 15, 2023

@cmuratori Developers had no reason to uograde their machines every 6months so Microsoft gave them one

Aug 15, 2023

@cmuratori Does more code automatically mean more code paths? In the sense of different states your program can have? Or is it Just sth that is "typical".

Aug 15, 2023

@cmuratori Is there a good reason to use VS instead of VSCode?

Aug 15, 2023

@cmuratori Generally speaking that’s a good principle.

Aug 14, 2023

@cmuratori The answers to OP : install a plugin on top of VS to make it work !

Aug 14, 2023

@cmuratori It can't even Ctrl+A after some update a few monhts before, just the 2022 (VS2019 also got updates but didnot break like this).

Aug 14, 2023

@cmuratori Funny enough when you write OOP, language design makes you think that you write less code by using virtual methods.

Aug 14, 2023

@cmuratori Not to mention how modern software shamelessly assumes the available resources, Many people still use low end laptops and the performance of most modern IDE/code editors are so sluggish and ultimately hurts the life of these machines more.

Aug 14, 2023

@cmuratori Just today, in VS 2022, the semantic analyzer crashed on me.

Aug 14, 2023

@cmuratori This is the best metaphor (not ironically also about Microsoft) https://x.com/ocornut/status/1691052987605467137?s=20

Aug 14, 2023

@cmuratori My approach is to write code that I can come back to in a year or two and not want to throw my computer out the window.

Aug 14, 2023

@cmuratori vs2022 on Mac is virtually unusable

Aug 14, 2023

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Programming practices that increase total code volume lead to more bugs and less performance.

@cmuratori Architecture is difficult, and most people have no idea how to approach it.

@cmuratori Agree completely.

@cmuratori Strange, never had that problem with that waaaay older editor, called vim ;)

@cmuratori True and false, depends on the project and the compiler.

@cmuratori I largely consider 'clean code' to mean that the system enables new content and new designs to be created with low code - ideally all at the same level of abstraction.

@cmuratori VSCode will end up going the way of all editors that aren't Vim or Emacs.

@cmuratori I do have both VS2022 and VS2019 on my machine, but I tend to use 2019 as the primary version.

@cmuratori Developers had no reason to uograde their machines every 6months so Microsoft gave them one

@cmuratori Does more code automatically mean more code paths? In the sense of different states your program can have? Or is it Just sth that is "typical".

@cmuratori Is there a good reason to use VS instead of VSCode?

@cmuratori Generally speaking that’s a good principle.

@cmuratori The answers to OP : install a plugin on top of VS to make it work !

@cmuratori It can't even Ctrl+A after some update a few monhts before, just the 2022 (VS2019 also got updates but didnot break like this).

@cmuratori Funny enough when you write OOP, language design makes you think that you write less code by using virtual methods.

@cmuratori Not to mention how modern software shamelessly assumes the available resources, Many people still use low end laptops and the performance of most modern IDE/code editors are so sluggish and ultimately hurts the life of these machines more.

@cmuratori Just today, in VS 2022, the semantic analyzer crashed on me.

@cmuratori This is the best metaphor (not ironically also about Microsoft) https://x.com/ocornut/status/1691052987605467137?s=20

@cmuratori My approach is to write code that I can come back to in a year or two and not want to throw my computer out the window.

@cmuratori vs2022 on Mac is virtually unusable

@cmuratori Performance is a feature.