Mostafa Qanbaryan
As a developer, I always wanted to have a blog and... this is it!
If you’re like me (chances are you are, because you’re here), you like to work with TMUX or Zellij in your workflow.
So I’m not gonna explain why you should and what’s the benefits of using them.
I just wanna tell you how I use Zellij in my current workflow as a team leader.
So in this post, I want to talk about Desktop Environments and Window Managers a little.
A desktop environment in summary is everything you see in your screen: icons, folders, windows, wallpapers and what not.
There is lots of DE out there like:
- Xfce
- Cinnamon
- XLDE
- Mate
- …
And a lot more.
As a Senior PHP developer (and kind of a geek), I’ve always tried my best to do things efficiently. Let me tell you a little story.
When I started programming, I was using Sublime Text in a Microsoft Windows 8. I was happy back then, because I had a few simple Wordpress projects that I was working on. But as I grow as a developer, I felt the need to change my environment.