Mike Dominick

I want a text file.

Let me just pop open NeoVim and review this code and go to town.

Yeah.

And you're basically learning the tool, not really doing development.

I mean, I know that a lot of people will flag that as like, that's crazy tools or, you know, but I hear you.

If you like it, you like it.

People who like, you know, I, we have a lot of people who do like hobby game development or professional game developers and love Unity that write in.

and i get it it's but it like there's you know i don't know if you remember these days the flash editors i do i mean there were people who were like flash ninjas right they could go pop open the adobe flash app i forgot the name of the editor was but you know and really make something beautiful uh and then that didn't go well for them because steve jobs hated adobe so yeah

Yeah, but their core competency was like, or even Dreamweaver, right?

Their core competency was like knowing Dreamweaver.

Yeah, it was a wild time.

I mean, it's, I remember reading, in fact, I even like started reading about Adobe Air thinking, oh my God, this is going to be the next big thing.

And that just never got off the ground.

Yeah.

All right, Brian.

Well, I always wrap up with the same question for everybody.

It's a little weird, but it's what is one tool you can't live without?

It doesn't have to be software development or work related at all.

You just cannot be the creator of the tool.

That makes a ton of sense.