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what's a PC?
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a mac^
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Ooooooooooooooo
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24" iMac
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Originally Posted by schnee
(Post 5973528)
Why limit yourself? Just be prepared to slowly but surely ditch Windows for OS X. It's happening to just about every software developer I work with, and this is from kids right out of college to folks with 10-15 years invested in Windows. I think my company's engineering staff are about 30% Mac and growing.
I rarely see people doing actual software dev. on/for mac. |
i like the one with the screen, all the buttons with those letters on it.
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Originally Posted by ianjk
(Post 5974710)
Just curious, what kind of software developement are you doing... do you mean "web" developement?
I rarely see people doing actual software dev. on/for mac. As for the "actual software dev" thing, the line between web and real dev is getting blurred. Almost every application I work on these days now in some way or shape has a web interface involved. |
Originally Posted by NitroPye
(Post 5977004)
We exist.
As for the "actual software dev" thing, the line between web and real dev is getting blurred. Almost every application I work on these days now in some way or shape has a web interface involved. |
Originally Posted by kergin
(Post 5977122)
Truth. I can't think of a "web developer" job that doesn't involve serious back-end programming in Java, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, ASP, etc... I guess the closest thing that you could relate to a "web developer" would be the person who does CSS, but even that's more of a design thing.
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Pc
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