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To open Notepad on Windows 7 or earlier, click on Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Notepad.
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The code in this tutorial works in any editor so just pick an editor you like and let's begin. I will be working on Windows and therefore using the basic version of Notepad. If you are on a Mac and you want something better than TextEdit, you can download Adobe Brackets which works on both Mac & Windows. There are other professional code editors that you can use to edit code like html If you are on a Mac you need to use TextEdit.
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So, it was not intended, i will try to use s/he when i think that the sentence will not get messed up due to successive use of personal pronouns and stuff.In this tutorial you will learn how to make a basic website from scratch using Notepad. And Japan should be a civilized country, meh. They gets education and then they go waste. I wonder what is with the Japanese, since until today women are barely allowed in the workforce. In German there is also 'Das Mädchen' that seems derived from 'until the girl was mostly asexual, was not even female but neuter, as an object', while the same for boys is 'Der Junge', that implies a masculine gender. I understand that this could piss off females, but as you can see is not only that in the past IT was thought for men, the entire language was modeled so. So to keep the number of errors low for now i use the generic person gender. For me it is easier to use 'he' because when i say one's as possessive i always forget the genitive and therefore the sentences are even crappier than normal. Naa, i'm not a native English speaker and i got to know that in English, as well as my mother tongue and in German the generic person could be addressed by masculine pronouns or by 'one' / 'man'. I neglected to consider those in my initial response also. Someone else commented about embedded systems as well.
In my original reply, I was trying to indicate that it used to be "vi or kick rocks." But now it's "vi or something else if you really can't stomach vi."
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In your case, vi is more convenient (by a mile) but if you didn't know vi, you /could/ install alternatives if you had to. Also, I don't consider vi archaic by any means (in reference to my earlier mention of mainframe jockeys) but rather, a situation in which your only option would be vi is less common than it was when mainframes were more prevalent. Let me rephrase: I think it's less likely these days that you'll encounter a situation that demands vi/vim, though it's absolutely possible. The HP-UX box I mentioned earlier with no alternative editors wasn't even under my umbrella. I'm the manager, the network admin, and the team lead at my very very small shop, so I don't have the scale that you do. Wrong distro, but otherwise right on the money. Like 5 ubuntu boxes and they have free reign to do anything they want. I'm sure he thought we lived in the past. We have a lot of work to do, and don't have time to reprogram people like that. He'd RDP into Windows boxes and wanted to know how to do the same thing when he got interested in Ubuntu. Why did he do this? Because before that he was a Windows guy. This all seemed totally reasonable to him. The big thing he let loose during the interview which killed any chances he had of the job was that he would VNC into his Ubuntu machines and do all his text editing in gedit. I recently interviewed a guy who was a self taught "linux admin" (he really has no idea what he's doing but unfortunately he had no idea. You can't go around installing text editors.Ī lot of people work in these small shops where they get to make the rules despite not having a clue and decide really normal things are "legacy." The fact that someone equates vim to mainframe era stuff kinda scares me. There was no practical option other than vim. I ran the underlying VMware environment but I'd occasionally have to jump on someone's VM to look at the networking config. My last job we had about 1200 Linux boxes that belonged to different business units.
I'm convinced the "vim is unnecessary in the modern age" people work in shops with no standards and like 5 ubuntu boxes and they have free reign to do anything they want.
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