[Перевод] История IDE в Google

В предыдущей статье я говорил о том, что основная кодовая база Google обязывает использовать строгий инструментарий и стандарты для обеспечения её масштабирования. В течение многих лет единственным исключением оставались IDE. Контекст: я работал в Google в 2011 по 2024 год. Часть информации может быть приблизительной, и я буду дополнять её, если мне сообщат об ошибках. В этом посте речь пойдёт об основном монорепозитории Google (google3). Фрагментированная экосистема Как и во многих компаниях, в Google разработчики имели возможность самостоятельно выбирать IDE, и из-за этого возникла высокая степень фрагментированности. В 2011 году одним из самых опытных разработчиков-сениоров задали вопрос: «Можно ли как-то сделать так, чтобы все гуглеры пользовались одной хорошей IDE?». Если вкратце, они ответили «Нет». Джефф Дин ответил так: «Попытки достичь компромисса в выборе общего редактора для группы разработчиков приведут к недовольству. У каждого есть собственное мнение о том, что здесь важно, а плюсы и минусы разных систем имеют для разных разработчиков различный вес. Да и в конечном итоге, это не так уж важно.» И такое мнение долгие годы оставалось доминирующим. В конце концов, не важно, какими IDE пользуются коллеги, если их код остаётся качественным. Но я двенадцать лет занимался в Google инструментами разработчика, поэтому время от времени задумывался над этим вопросом.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1038064/

#cider #code_completion #language_server_protocol #vscode #ide

История IDE в Google

В предыдущей статье  я говорил о том, что основная кодовая база Google обязывает использовать строгий инструментарий и стандарты для обеспечения её масштабирования. В течение многих лет...

Хабр

Während bei uns nicht nur der Alkohol sondern auch der Zucker und der Geschmack entfernt wurde, gibt es im Ausland, in dem Fall in Griechenland, einfach leckeren Cider, ohne Alk aber mit Geschmack...

#unpaidad #cider #alcfree #Somersby

A cider press in Boppard
📷Pentax K1000
🎞️Adox HR-50
#photography #filmphotography #blackandwhite #Germany #cider #boppard

wassail

In August, but this year in July, Gravensteins:

golden fleshed, generous, kind to cook,

ciderer and ring-dryer. She tries everything,



but mostly butter: a large crockpotful

of peeled rings, quartered, lightly cloved,

cinnamoned and nutmegged will make



six pints and one short jelly jar. After

that, the old Egremont Russet, Cortland,

Honeycrisp and Jonagold come all together;



what can she do but slice them all in quarters,

toss them into her dedicated shredder,

pour pomace into a burlap bag



and hang that, with her father's pulley

and old hemp rope, to a maple branch?

Juice will run for hours, collecting



in a tub beneath; at evening she dips gold,

pouring through filter and funnel into quarts --

forty-five glass jars or more, most years.



Last, she'll think of cider (but not too much),

making in a cool jug by adding wine yeast.

In seven days or less she will sing to trees.

-- shonin #poetry #homesteading #orchard #cider

Focuses on just one of the evolutionary paths, but still a good overview:

“A History Of IDEs At Google”, Laurent Le Brun (https://laurent.le-brun.eu/blog/a-history-of-ides-at-google).

On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48073979

On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/qkmfzf/history_ides_at_google

#Programming #IDEs #Google #Cider #CiderV #VSCode

A History of IDEs at Google

Laurent Le Brun's blog

Laurent Le Brun's blog
Homemade bottle conditioned cider is something I wanted to do for a long time. And now we finally did. This is the journey from apple to cider. Without really knowing what we do. But in the end, it turned out quite well: https://www.saufwein.com/2026/05/from-apple-to-cider/ #cider #homemade #cidermaking #bubbles #apples
#gifted by #2TownsCiderhouse, here are our thoughts.
2 Towns Ciderhouse Guava-forward spring cider: orchard apple core, soft earth, semi-dry, warm finish.
An expanded view is shared here: https://pixelfed.social/p/Beer/960360232486764581
#photography #cider #oregon #spring
#gifted by #2TownsCiderhouse here are our thoughts.

There’s a certain kind of spring that doesn’t ease in so much as it *erupts*—wet green, sun-struck, and impatient with anything that feels like winter. That’s the season that 2 Towns Ciderhouse captures in *Guava Get Down*, a cider that feels less like a beverage and more like weather you can drink.

Out of the can, it rises immediately—an exuberant pile of off-white foam, sun-kissed gold beneath it, settling into a pool of clear, glowing liquid gold. It’s a visual that already feels like warmth returning to skin. As the head recedes, it leaves no trace of lace behind, as if it arrived only to announce the moment and then step quietly aside.

Bring it to the nose and the cider opens in layers that feel rooted and alive. There’s rich earth first, a green-tinged grassiness that suggests orchard rows just waking up after rain. Beneath that, orchard fruit begins to emerge—familiar, grounding, and soft-edged, like apples still carrying the memory of bloom.

Then the sip: immediate continuity between aroma and palate. Guava leads the way—lush, unmistakable, tropical without excess—followed closely by that orchard fruit core that keeps everything tethered to the cider’s apple foundation. Nothing is exaggerated; everything is present.

The structure is where it finds its confidence. A strong, almost grounding mouthfeel carries the fruit forward, while a gentle alcoholic warmth unfolds through the center, like sun finally holding steady after a cloudy morning. It finishes semi-dry, lingering just long enough to remind you it was there at all—guava fading last, apples echoing behind it, both dissolving slowly into air that suddenly feels a little more like spring than it did before the first sip.

#photography #cider #oregon #spring

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Enjoy An Intimate Evening At This ’20s Era Mediterranean Wine Courtyard

Photo credit: @13celsius Save Salud! Tucked away in a “forgotten” nook in Midtown, 13 Celsius is a quaint wine bar and open-air courtyard that offers a subtle Mediterranean oasis reminiscent of European terrac…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #MediterraneanWine #Wine #Cider #craftbeer #Mediterranean #sandwich #tapas
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2637908/enjoy-an-intimate-evening-at-this-20s-era-mediterranean-wine-courtyard/

Enjoy An Intimate Evening At This ’20s Era Mediterranean Wine Courtyard

Photo credit: @13celsius Save Salud! Tucked away in a “forgotten” nook in Midtown, 13 Celsius is a quaint wine bar and open-air courtyard that offers a subt…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #mediterranean #MediterraneanDiet #MediterraneanFood #MediterraneanWine #Wine #Cider #craftbeer #Mediterranean #sandwich #tapas
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2637908/enjoy-an-intimate-evening-at-this-20s-era-mediterranean-wine-courtyard/