@aadithyavarma
Hi Arjan, Can you do a video on how to correctly package a python codebase so that it is easy to move it everywhere? There seems to be multiple approaches and it would be great if you can show a complete demo of this. Thank you!
@sleao_
If you use WSL on Windows, you can setup oh-my-zsh and use a terminal like the Windows Terminal or Hyper intead of iTerm2...
@ChongFrisbee
I recently moved from vscode to vim. I share the "I'm old" sentiment, but I was having a hard time with syncing and updates using vscode in different computers. Vim solved all these issues for me, trivially. And I gained modal editing from it. With only the cost of a lot of researching hours and a couple of weeks of severely hampered productivity... totally worth it!
@siflex
@arjancodes .. 2 really nice navigation tips .. CTL-E and CTL-Y will scroll your window, retaining cursor position. H M L (I always think of it as High, Middle, Low) will put your cursor at the top, middle, bottom of the visible area.
@soyciro4623
I didn't even finish the video and just liked it and got subscribed to your channel. I actually like the style and the effort you put into your content! Keep it up!
@blegh4886
Gelukkig nieuwjaar alvast, Arjan! Ga zo door met je video's want ze zijn top Notch!
@theskullhead100
I just found your content and I'm so excited!! As an intermediate software engineer that loves Python your content is exactly what I've been looking for to level myself up.
@caiooliveira3818
Nice video. I used to code using Sublime Text, but I really like vscode extensions. Some of my favorites are: peacock - to set the color of the window (similar to what you did) todo tree - to highlight and bookmark FIXMEs and TODOs bookmark - pretty self-explanatory fix json - for unindented json files the "Remote" extensions - to work on remote servers and/or attach to containers
@johncrunk8038
As usual, your video pours more into my brain than it can handle. But I keep trying. I have been using VSCode for a couple of years and have barely touched the surface. Great video.
@neematsering4017
I actually started using vscodevim once I saw you use it in your videos
@MrTrebor2
There are few channels where i switch adblocker off. Great content.
@colinmaharaj
1:37 I'm old too this is why I'm sticking with C++ builder and Delphi. Been using it for 24 years now.
@martinkozle
I use mypy strict for type checking. The built in type checker provided by PyLance is Pyright for anyone who is interested.
@Bodillydog
Maybe it’s not so much for Python, but my current favorite extension has to be Rainbow Brackets. It is exactly what it sounds like, and is amazing for all the Latex that I write in Vscode
@rdcampbell1990
ohmyzsh can also display which python virtualenv you're in which is super helpful!
@djl3009
Relative line numbers in vim are great when needed but if like me you prefer to have sequential line numbers on by default and only switch on relative line numbers when needed then you can do this quickly in command-mode with the following command :se rnu and switch it off (back to default line numbering) with : se rnu!
@timothysuhr7903
One of the areas you talked about was using mermaid to do class diagrams. I would be interested in the capability of generating ISO 10303- 11 graphic diagrams, especially if they were SBG.
@vxsniffer
PyCharm (pro) integrates other JetBrains' products like WebStorm and DataGrip hence you have a complete set of tools including web development and databases
@esm8209
Arjan you are more than university or any entity. Thank you so much. I should find a way to buy your courses. I need your material strongly for my career.
@ArjanCodes