Powershell for any type of enterprise management task.
For web dev type stuff, vscode with gitbash.
Vscode to write powershell scripts.
Bash scripts in vim on the linux side
Except for a hello world type experience, I haven't tried powershell core on linux yet. It looks promising though.
I had the chance to use VsCode for web dev last year. I loved it. I also use it to work on esp32 microcontrollers.
I also can't wait to try powershell core on linux. That Microsoft diving into open source is promising.
I haven't tried vscode with any of the arduino type microcontrollers yet. That sounds very interesting.
It was fun watching my coworkers face when I ran a remote get-process from a raspberry pi to my workstation.
Very different times from the Microsoft I started out with. I have to say it's very refreshing.
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Powershell for any type of enterprise management task.
For web dev type stuff, vscode with gitbash.
Vscode to write powershell scripts.
Bash scripts in vim on the linux side
Except for a hello world type experience, I haven't tried powershell core on linux yet. It looks promising though.
I had the chance to use VsCode for web dev last year. I loved it. I also use it to work on esp32 microcontrollers.
I also can't wait to try powershell core on linux. That Microsoft diving into open source is promising.
I haven't tried vscode with any of the arduino type microcontrollers yet. That sounds very interesting.
It was fun watching my coworkers face when I ran a remote get-process from a raspberry pi to my workstation.
Very different times from the Microsoft I started out with. I have to say it's very refreshing.