I'm assuming it means it's the same as the Chromecast, i.e. it isn't powered from the HDMI port.
I thought it was just me that felt like this...
It's such an epic security risk, I can't understand why you'd want to risk using XP?
Maybe not 'lightweight', but I'll throw it out there: how about the MS Express editions (all free)? http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/eng/products/visual-st... More details here:…
past tense of 'rise up'
My 2c: Divide and conquer Learning this stuff can get overwhelming pretty quickly if you try to do it all at once. Especially when the new tech you want to learn has dependencies on a million other things that you also…
I have to agree. Visual Studio + Reshaper makes coding an absolute pleasure. The best investment I made was actually getting a book and really learning how to use the VS IDE - time well spent.
Deleting code: leaving behind simplicity, and bringing order where there was chaos.
Java is pretty grim, but it seems to be a popular choice for writing server side code. Do you want to work server side? if not then maybe do something else; life is too short to do something you hate.
I'm assuming it means it's the same as the Chromecast, i.e. it isn't powered from the HDMI port.
I thought it was just me that felt like this...
It's such an epic security risk, I can't understand why you'd want to risk using XP?
Maybe not 'lightweight', but I'll throw it out there: how about the MS Express editions (all free)? http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/eng/products/visual-st... More details here:…
past tense of 'rise up'
My 2c: Divide and conquer Learning this stuff can get overwhelming pretty quickly if you try to do it all at once. Especially when the new tech you want to learn has dependencies on a million other things that you also…
I have to agree. Visual Studio + Reshaper makes coding an absolute pleasure. The best investment I made was actually getting a book and really learning how to use the VS IDE - time well spent.
Deleting code: leaving behind simplicity, and bringing order where there was chaos.
Java is pretty grim, but it seems to be a popular choice for writing server side code. Do you want to work server side? if not then maybe do something else; life is too short to do something you hate.