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@AlexOteiza @steveklabnik I despise it. Everything is more complicated than it should be. I think of it like Xerox machines - tons of buttons and options but there’s one big green button that just does what I want 99% of the time (make a copy). Jira is missing the big green button(s).
@JonathanGiles Thanks just got it working - after knowing it was possible it was easy to fix. Originally I saw the Microsoft article saying they removed support for them due to some security concern and didn’t investigate further.
@koppor@johanvos I did something similar with kubed which is a Kotlin/JavaFX port of d3. Always thought it was a good example of how powerful JavaFX really is. https://t.co/Fb4CGuXMIh
@omniprof@maciejwalkowiak It’s the sad reality right now. I can’t wait until everyone remembers all these platforms and automations are to support developers developing 😃
@AlmasBaim Yeah, though perhaps you could embed it in Swing then embed the Swing in your JavaFX project. I think the Swing stuff is in https://t.co/XcJQJQBTs3
@LaughingBrook@iamdevloper I used HD’s for the first time just the other day and agree it’s the best I’ve used. Also it provides a scanning gun to use rather than the stationary scanner which I thought was nice.
@gz_k Easier to see everything on the left/right, but harder to parse the line - the important part.
Dislike because case addition can cause every line to shift. Single line addition causing multi line diff. Auto Formatting/ignore white space in diff resolves much of this of course.