>he doesn't know mysql is running as a service automatically on his Windows and never set it to manual
He doesn't know mysql is running as a service automatically on his Windows and never set it to manual
Austin Nelson
Joseph Campbell
Nobody who is a serious SWE uses windows to develop on
Jackson Carter
this we all use MacOS or Linux. Truth to be told, wintoddlers are laughed at in the software engineering world.
Brandon Green
>SWE on Mac
MacOS fucked up with pushing M1 chips too hard. Now people have to deal with compiling/testing to on a different architecture
Connor Parker
Not a problem for their main target, web developers
Christopher Baker
every night at midnight for months before I finally checked the task scheduler
Carson Moore
I just use sqlite for everything.
I used it too much and ended up writing an RPC service so it can run on a centralized server. The write queries are fed into rabbitmq and processed sequentially. Read queries are returned immediately.
Kayden Hughes
No.
Lucas Sanders
>stackoverflow
Brandon Sanchez
Desktop game developers
Developers of clientside software that actually matters
Kayden Hughes
>high fives other neckbeards
Austin Brooks
yes and? Would you rather poll Any Forums and get the opinions of losers who don't even earn money?
Charles Parker
>no true developer!
retard
Aiden Johnson
>cs undergrads looking for copy-pastable solutions for their homework assignments
>earning money
LOL
Brandon Cox
"SWE"
laughed.
Ian Hall
Actually you can filter the non professional developers of the survey out. You get an even higher proportions using Mac and Windows and a lower percentage of Linux users.
Joshua Sanchez
At the end of the day Windows remain more used by software engineer than both Mac and Linux put together.
Ian Price
>cs dropouts use windows
shocking revelation
Aaron Sanchez
No. Those tend to use Linux and to gather in boards like Any Forums. Employed people mostly use Windows. The rest uses Mac. And the scum uses loonix.
Josiah Scott
Charles Powell
Must be true if you say so. The only Windows users I've seen at developer jobs are street shitters who expect to be micromanaged and need constant reminders of how their own code works.