A History of IDEs at Google(laurent.le-brun.eu)
441 points by laurentlb | 286 comments
Blog post by Laurent Le Brun recounting the history of IDEs and code editors used internally at Google for its main codebase.
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My .config Ship of Theseus(shift1w.com)
28 points by jacobwiseberg | 12 comments
Looking for a Job Is Tough(blog.kaplich.me)
85 points by skaplich | 114 comments
Leaving Neovim for Zed(stevedylan.dev)
289 points by mxstbr | 252 comments
Hypervisor as a Library(seiya.me)
29 points by ingve | 2 comments
Before GitHub(lucumr.pocoo.org)
646 points by mlex | 215 comments
Armin Ronacher's blog post reflecting on hosting open source projects before GitHub, via SourceForge, self-hosted Trac and Subversion, and Bitbucket.
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318 points by afilipovski | 190 comments
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Fancy Curl Sites(nytpu.com)
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Linux phones are more important now than ever(feddit.org)
627 points by wicket | 394 comments
A Lemmy forum post arguing Linux phone development must accelerate as Android becomes more closed, citing AOSP changes and bootloader lock removals.