Line length linters are kinda standard. The goal is to have "shorter lines".
I'm already going with 80 or 120 chars per line. Why would I word wrap well written code? Also word wrappings will lose all the preceding tabs. It makes it 100x harder to read. The issue is I will have less split space.
Not if a part of a line is out of the window right? This makes splitting harder, therefore, reading harder
Isn't "increased width" an ungodly sin to the developer lord? If anything, we want to see more in a given space, not less...
Google is really becoming the old Microsoft. In old Microsoft it was believed that competing teams for the same product would lead evolution for the best product. Google is now doing that. Hangouts was cool much before…
Facebook does use IRC and Zoom as a fallback.
Line length linters are kinda standard. The goal is to have "shorter lines".
I'm already going with 80 or 120 chars per line. Why would I word wrap well written code? Also word wrappings will lose all the preceding tabs. It makes it 100x harder to read. The issue is I will have less split space.
Not if a part of a line is out of the window right? This makes splitting harder, therefore, reading harder
Isn't "increased width" an ungodly sin to the developer lord? If anything, we want to see more in a given space, not less...
Google is really becoming the old Microsoft. In old Microsoft it was believed that competing teams for the same product would lead evolution for the best product. Google is now doing that. Hangouts was cool much before…
Facebook does use IRC and Zoom as a fallback.