adieth

Have you looked at something like Slippers[1]? It allows you to have a set of components that you use in Django templates. I'm using Bulma, not Tailwind, for my project and I like how it creates an abstracts over e.g. CSS classes.

[1]: https://mitchel.me/slippers/docs/introduction/

You can use only the merge functionality - it can be launched from git (via mergetool).

I tried to convert from VS Code to PyCharm a while back - I didn't (too familiar with VSC), but I stuck with the merge view for some time - it's absolutely amazing!

If it could be ingrated with [WeeChat] [1], it could be a way to provide iMessage support as a [web browser chat client] [2] and to [Android devices] [3].

[1]: https://weechat.org/ [2]: https://github.com/glowing-bear/glowing-bear [3]: https://github.com/ubergeek42/weechat-android

We tested Slack some months ago, but rejected it due to lack of solution for VoIP and video conference.

I am not seeing this acquisition is changing this. In order to have a meeting with multiple participants, we will still need Skype/Hangouts/Lync/WebEx.

They also have an (a bit difficult to find) SDK [1] available, for those not using Skype or Lync. But then there are cheaper [2] or different [3] alternatives if you don't need the existing integrations.

[1] http://blynclight.proboards.com [2] http://blink1.thingm.com/buy/ [3] https://blinkinlabs.myshopify.com/products/blinkytape-basic

I don't understand why so many people use Slack, while it is completely lacking voice and video.

Looking at HipChat and Slack now, I would select HipChat because of the video and screen sharing features.