@krishdotdev The idea is nice, but the JSON is not valid, that’s not cool. The file naming convention also sucks, will look like Business%20Card.json in a browser. Not to mention not functional UI elements.
@dotnewsletter Not sure what your plan was but when you laugh at people who are not reading your blog, that only motivates them to avoid it in the future.
@madskristensen Not exactly a feature but I miss consistent hotkeys between VS and VS Code. I know hotkeys are customizable but there’s always something that behaves differently between two environments.
Also, multicursor, it’d be great if it behaved in the same way out of the box without ext
@RhysSullivan Because it’s finder, not creator. MacOS X has these downsides like lack of Cmd+X for files or Cmd+number to select a tab in Finder, or Alt+Tab switching between apps instead of windows, but no option to create a file in Finder is such a minor thing, I never used it on Windows.
@datagrip I'm trying to figure out how to work with MongoDB in DataGrip: the same query runs in the console but doesn't run from an SQL file in a project despite the dialect being MongoDB. I tried to create a JS file, but there is no run button at all.
#TodayinHistory#datavis#Onthisday#OTD 📊
📅Today is PIE CHART DAY!
Jul 30, 1801 William Playfair introduced the pie chart
But not the way we use them today. It was to solve a problem depicting the population of the Turkish empire, shaded by continent, requiring 3 segments.