Eclipse , if you plan to develop Java Enterprise Software; Intellij , if you want to move to Android Development. For beginner, I prefer to use Atom, VS Code or some modern Code Editors. these are my preference, I use Eclipse, as SpringFramework also use eclipse ide. 😐

After lot of experimenting I choose "One Dark Plus" with "Fira Code", I 😍 it. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anaganisk.theme-onedark-plus

First of all, thank you for Hashnode AMA🙂 my question, what you do when your code doesn't work😐? How much time you invested when you're just started to code?🤔 also on weekends, do you chill out with friends and family or began coding as usual 😜?

Can you put a live/ demo of how to enable Corn Job for auto renewing it?

Brad Parks had already mentioned it. ;)

These discussions are useless without an action. Rightly said, we waste our time and energy in discussing and doing nothing! If if we really wants to do something, then we need to something like you, at least 'a baby step'! :)

Great :)

Thanks :)

JavaScript! When one speak JavaScript you may be wondering what JavaScript? because JavaScript has now turn into Pacific Ocean in itself. Picking a good framework in now tough part in web community, because daily new players are entering which are performing better than previous one , somehow. e.g After Facebook introduced Yarn - Node Package Manager, in 3-4 months it's 21k upvotes on GitHub compared to 11k commits of npm ;) One thing is consistent that if you're not up-to-date then in within a couple of months you're outdated! You'll have be all ears to be a good designer/developer. Looking at Google Trends you can conclude how JavaScript has trended over last 12 months. To really get started you'd learn React, Angular or Vue.js as these are booming very fast in web development, check this survey and this one . There is a great post of Medium.com to get stared in JS A Study Plan To Cure JavaScript Fatigue You'd also read this to know why there are so many JSs out there by Jose Aguinaga . Stop pondering over what you'd learn, Just get started in JavaScript because using JavaScript you can now create cross platform Web, Desktop (Electron.io) or Mobile Applications(Ionic, React Native, Cordova,etc). Hope that will help you :)

Thanks you for sharing :) It's really helpful because it's take lot of time bogging down on YouTube for finding perfect channel/video for learning :P. I'd subscribed almost one-fifth of above, now I'll subscribe almost all of it ;) Thanks again for taking you time and making this list <3