In the world of development, the choice of editors is usually a very personal decision. Some people are minimalists, and some prefer full-fledged IDEs. Some people insist on advanced syntax highlighting, and some prefer good, old-fashioned black on white (or white on black). Not to mention the restrictions that a users’ operating system place on the choice.
Well, I’m going to start by saying that I’ve failed to make my 30-day mark. Somehow I managed to miss a day without even realizing I did it.
During this years’ State of the Word address, WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg discussed a challenge he had given himself: write a blog post a day for 30 days. While some bloggers, such as the ever-popular Chris Lema can write a post a day with relative ease, I’ve always found it much more difficult to come up with quality content.
I thought that by now, everyone knew that running random code was generally a bad idea. No matter who it’s from, or where you found it. If you don’t understand it, don’t run it!