works on a stock Ubuntu box with the default desktop wallpaper and an un-customized IntelliJ IDE and when he opens an IDE window he doesn't even full screen or center it. Just blasting code in an un-centered 68% width IDE.
That's what a windowing system is _for_. On a modern largish (say, 27") monitor, you probably don't _want_ it full-screen; for most people that's going to be less comfortable to use than a narrower version with other stuff in the missing space.
Another developer I know with insane quality standards just names things "foo" when he can't think of a name for things
You can get away with this if you're working on your own, but it's horrible practice if you're working with people.
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That's what a windowing system is _for_. On a modern largish (say, 27") monitor, you probably don't _want_ it full-screen; for most people that's going to be less comfortable to use than a narrower version with other stuff in the missing space.
You can get away with this if you're working on your own, but it's horrible practice if you're working with people.