Use the OS you are most comfortable with. When it comes to programmming try and learn 1 "thing" at a time. If you trying to learn Python and how to use Linux as well as Python then you learning 2 (or more..) things at once so stick with what you know for now. If you are comfortable with Linux (or Mint as you say) then stay with that because I have found running Python on Windows is a Pain but that could just be the environment we are using. Good Luck and Have fun!
sjpwarren
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The Author of Lynx template is really playing on thieir last name LOL
Me too. I don't understand why people like ligatures.
It's a pity there is not 1 code example on the Front Page. I spent a few minutes trying to find a page with some code and all I found was Why, Why Not, what is different etc and not any code examples so I am out. Look at Zig within seconds I can see if I like the syntax, does it make sense to me. I would love to know what Pony lang looks like. I might like it but it seems like
How did you get the slowness under control. I have not had a problem until recently and now the slowness is killing me. I use pycharm and goland.
I use Drone (bad name for googe searches) and I like it! Simple idea that just works.
I think this is more a marketing thing. Gitea is on GitHub too, so it can be found.. 10 years ago it would have been on Sourceforge.
You just did
This URL Worked for me: https://hakibenita.com/postgresql-unknown-features
Great article. Thanks for Sharing.
Turns out it won't share a Linux machine.
Consistency is very important espcially later on. When the user or client is talking about X and it's called Z in the Database and Y in the code this will cause so much confusion. I think the fact you care means you are good programmer. Don't loose that.
It was a simpler time.