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I haven't seen any dev-specific surveys so here goes:


  1. Windows, Mac, or Linux?
  2. Mechanical keyboards?
  3. How old were you when you started programming?
  4. First programming language?
  5. Favorite programming language?
  6. Most hated programming language?
  7. Vim or Emacs (or other terminal editors)?
  8. IDE or terminal workflow?
  9. Favorite/current terminal emulator?
  10. Favorite shell?
  11. Current project?
  12. Proudest project?
  13. What do you listen to while programming?
  14. What language should they teach in schools?
Feel free to suggest more questions if I left out something obvious.


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Reply by Afan Haqul Fadillah

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  1. Into Linux (Fedora / Ubuntu), but currently in windows (w/ wsl2)
  2. Nope, i'm using laptop keyboard only
  3. 17 maybe
  4. PHP
  5. Ruby
  6. Idk, haven't much experience with other language
  7. Nope, i only use nano on cli haha..
  8. Vscode and terminal
  9. Windows terminal (Windows), Konsole (Linux)
  10. Bash, haven't got any use case for another shell
  11. Fulltime job @ small software house company
  12. Hmm.. still looking for that one
  13.  LÉON
  14. C, JS, or Python


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Reply by GromBeestje

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  1. Windows, Mac, or Linux?
Linux, all the way
  1. Mechanical keyboards?
<3
  1. How old were you when you started programming?
Uhm.... 15? I don't remember
  1. First programming language?
QBASIC which came with MS-DOS. But I didn't do much there, I mean... before the internet.
Then,
I went to the computer store in my village, and the guy gave me a copy
of TurboPascal 7.0 and some files containing a tutorial from his school.
  1. Favorite programming language?
C
  1. Most hated programming language?
donno
  1. Vim or Emacs (or other terminal editors)?
vim
  1. IDE or terminal workflow?
Both
  1. Favorite/current terminal emulator?
xfce4-terminal
  1. Favorite shell?
bash
  1. Current project?
As for hobby projects, I am setting up a embedded development environment thing.   https://www.github.com/a-v-s/ucdev
  1. Proudest project?
The embedded thing
  1. What do you listen to while programming?
Depends...
  1. What language should they teach in schools?
Pascal (at ... I don't know what to call this type of school in English )
C and C++ (at college)


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Reply by aj404

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  1. mac but might switch to linux
  2. no because laptop
  3. dont remember
  4. C
  5. C
  6. Rust
  7. nano
  8. VS Code and iTerm2
  9. iTerm2
  10. zsh
  11. discord bot in python
  12. mediocre os i made once called lychee
  13. nothing
  14. C


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Reply by oinks

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1. Windows, Sometimes Linux
2. Doesn't Matter
3. Very Young, But Seriously Started At 17
4. Java
5. Rust
6. Python
7. Vim
8. JetBrains
9. Don't Care
10. CMD Lol
11. Representing Philosophy In Prolog
12. A Library Of The Entirety Of Discrete Math
13. Nothing
14. Java, C, JS, NOT Python


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Reply by xehachiwinga <3 !!

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Windows, Mac, or Linux?

Linux for learning, Windows for fun :P

Mechanical keyboards?

Idk

How old were you when you started programming?

20

First programming language?

C

Favorite programming language?

Python

Most hated programming language?

I hate Java because of how they taught it to me in college was really messed up long story.

Vim or Emacs (or other terminal editors)?

Vim

IDE or terminal workflow?

i prefer IDE

Favorite/current terminal emulator?

I use putty the most

Favorite shell?

I dont have one

Current project?

I paused my work on programming for a quite while :(

Proudest project?

It was my horror game level design :3

What do you listen to while programming?

I prefer lo fi while programming to keep me focused 

What language should they teach in schools?

I think the first should be python its easy to learn and i think its beginner friendly and pretty useful.


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