Herrmens@lemmy.worldtoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•My categorised list with hundreds of open source alternatives to proprietary software has been updated with even more options
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1 year agoLet’s add some more
Utilities: https://ninite.com/ - Install and Update All Your Programs at Once
https://www.notion.so - productivity and note-taking web application
https://www.voidtools.com/ - Everything, a Windows search function that actually works
Network https://kubernetes.io/- Kubernetes (if we have Openshift on the list, we should also post the real OG)
https://k8slens.dev/ - Kubernetes IDE
Disagree on this one, even though I can see where you are coming from. I first learnt programming in Java, and it gave me massive problems to understand the structure and typings. Obviously Java isn’t the most beautiful language anyways, but once I picked up python it started to click for me on how to solve problems, because I didn’t have to think about that many things. I could just go for it. Yes, my code was messy in the beginning, but I wasn’t working on any important projects. It was just for fun.
So I think learning how to solve problems is as important as writing clean code. And python really helped me with that.