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Few arguments in favour to BYOD company policies:

1. Passwords
2. Notes
3. Snippets
4. ZSH aliases
5. Time wasting syncing all above
6. Money wasting on two sets of licences

Don't know if you noticed but many extraordinary developers mastered their code editors to such level, that they started teaching productivity, editor plugins and, heck, in some cases, code editors themselves.

The first two quick examples that pop to my mind:

• Wes Bos (online educator) has once published a Sublime Text Power User book
• Steve Francia (creator of Hugo the static site generator and many famous Golang libraries) has his Vim

It does not matter what code editor you use but it's imperative to master all keyboard shortcuts and tricks of the one you picked.

“Our obsession with quality is renowned as every Jaeger‑LeCoultre watch undergoes strict “1,000 Hour Control” testing.”

—official website

I wonder, what would be the Software Engineering field equivalent of that?

We've just published a new npm package, string-truncator. First and foremost, it's for our own use. A picture is worth a thousand words; here's our <aside>, before and after:

The string truncation is optimised to fit in as much letters as possible within "X line length across Y lines".
Check it out!

Interestingly, the scanerless-parser algorithm of string-strip-html is paying off. It strips JSX tags from MDX! I'm using it myself, on this website, to build the fuse.js search indexes.