I love to create responsive data driven web apps with intuitive user experiences. When not writing code, I spend my time immersed in dance, aerial arts, and learning spoken languages.
Location
NYC
Education
City College of New York - B.A. in Advertising and Public Relations
It's pronounced Diane. I do data architecture, operations, and backend development. In my spare time I maintain Massive.js, a data mapper for Node.js and PostgreSQL.
It is (I do everything except Java in NeoVim); but also, if I'm just looking something up and don't mean to make changes, we've got other shell tools. I use less and grep/rg a lot with history files and so on.
Vim, but i also use vim as my regular editor.
I feel like if you use a terminal editor, it's probably the obvious choice.
I'm curious if folks who use standalone editors choose terminal apps in these contexts.
It is (I do everything except Java in NeoVim); but also, if I'm just looking something up and don't mean to make changes, we've got other shell tools. I use
less
andgrep
/rg
a lot with history files and so on.Makes sense