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I'm surprised I haven't seen any love for Geany!

Oh let's see... -VirtualBox running whatever Linux distro I'm feeling when setting up - VS Code for most things - IntelliJ for Java - VIM for everything else (.config files, shell scripts) - tmux - docker - postman, or insomnia - Chrome and Firefox, and whatever websocket extension I can find for Chrome - git (of course!) - some handful of atlasian tools

In my opinion if one has a keyboard that's better than the other go for the better keyboard. I don't know how much code you'd be writing, or what editor you'll be using, but I find it much easier using the keyboard to jump around code. (So IMO, keyboard layout can be more important than feel, but that's a personal preference) Otherwise I'd think a bigger screen or better touchpad so you'd be able to more accurately select a button or place your cursor in code.(a good touchscreen might be fine for that)

https://stackoverflow.com/a/4693170

So; well development is kinda crazy and stupid. Angular and React seen the most popular at the moment, and I'd personally lean towards React (even though I haven't gotten to use it). Angular is/was just a huge framework that bloats your webpage. I see it like using C++ and using namespace std for just a "hello world" when C would get the job done (and size matters when you have to push it over the network!) So if this is a small not complicated site, please skip Angular (unless it's gotten better over the last 6? versions since I got stuck with it) React, is apparently only part it a MVC framework/model, which you'll read about when researching and reading about React. So you still might need other libraries to support it, such as Bootstrap(made by Twitter?) And Redux(funnily enough as fat as Angular is, I've seen this pulled in for Angular as well, even though it was mainly built for React) Bootstrap, from what I've been told, basically makes dealing with CSS a much less painful ordeal. I don't know if it relates to QT, but it might help. As for auth, I don't have much experience in that. I can only suggest to not, I repeat, do not use JWT*. Especially for the use case you mentioned. *http://cryto.net/~joepie91/blog/2016/06/19/stop-using-jwt-for-sessions-part-2-why-your-solution-doesnt-work/ I'm sorry I couldn't be much more help. I'm just really sour about how terrible JS is and it's ridiculous number of new frameworks and shiny balls that come out on like a daily basis; all to fix JS, HTML, and CSS shortcomings. Web components and web assembly look promising though ?

If you're learning C# already, Java might not be a bad place to start. I've never worked or learned C# but I've heard and read that it's quite similar to Java. While yes, JS is easy to pick up, I personally think it can lead to bad practices and a misguided sense of reasoning how things work.

It's not really about those things. Not for me. I upgraded from an S7 to Note 8 because over the past 3 years I use my PCs and laptops less and less at home. My phone is my main computing device, and I'll use the Switch and PS4 for gaming. What makes the Note useful me - Screen size - RAM - CPU to drive everything in all that RAM - S Pen for more precision tasks on non mobile friendly sites or believe it or not apps (SSH, Remote desktop, etc)

I too made an account just to look at this these and contribute my experience with Samsung. Back on the Galaxy S1(Galaxy Fascinate on Verizon here in the states) I had this issue with Google sync with my school account. Specifically the Google services my school didn't offer, even more specific, picture backup (Picasa? At the time). I'm not sure why specifically my Samsung phone did that when it's a Google service, but it did, and other devices didn't. (HTC incredible might have too ...) I'm guessing some way Samsung has "accounts" modified caused that to "wake-lock" the phone. Try taking pictures in the new phone and see if it dies trying to sync pictures to perhaps the LMG Google account(s). Or just start disabling account sync options until you find which service it might be. Antidotal Information: -Not an Android developer, but software engineer nonetheless, so I'm not completely in the dark -I've only used S1,S4,S7, and now Note 8 as daily drivers -I've also had the occasional bad day with battery life on each device for similar reasons everyone else had mention in the topic (screen facing pocket, rogue app, cache needed some cleaning... Samsung's skin has been less of a problem lately.) -My Note 8 and it's "small" battery can last me ~4-5 hours playing Pokemon Go. -Snapchat wrecks the battery if not closed before locking the screen. -Facebook does a poor job at implementing contacts sync, and can corrupt the contacts database causing phones' contacts and messaging apps to go into force close loop. I hope any of this helps! -The Mark V.