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always enjoyed phabricator’spic.twitter.com/YhhGxPsjT2
What are your favourite developer tools that have “personality”? Easter eggs? Quirky option names? Light hearted wording? What do you hate? What do you like? Does open source vs. a paid solution change your perspective?
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Most (or all?) of the flavor has been removed in mainlin ePhabricator unfortunately
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Anything in particular that you feel adds personality?
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None. If I'm using a tool, it isn't supposed to make me laugh or pretend to be my friend. Humor often doesn't cross cultural boundaries. A tool is meant to be reliable, easter eggs add no value and introduce possibility for defects: https://blog.shunliang.io/frontend/2018/12/25/the-ant-design-xmas-egg-that-went-wrong.html …
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You’re using a tool created by a human. I agree that Easter eggs that are random, and get in your way are bad. But a hidden command or flag that has no production implications, and just affects the CLI seems fine to me.
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I like how
@NSAGov's@GHIDRA_RE animation when CodeBrowser is being launched :) The entire aesthetics of Ghidra looks 90s, but does the jobpic.twitter.com/Gu3TTAPGRwThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Not sure if it can be counted as a developer tool, but discord has some nice touchespic.twitter.com/X2cfKwSvSI
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Yargs. Yargs is great.
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