which linux distribution do you recommend for web developer?

it doesnt fucking matter

Windows 10.

OSX. If you identify as a Webdeveloper you won't be bothered to learn Linux.

install gentoo

Gentoo web developer edition.

i wish the mods would ban this distroposting bullshit

>>57419394
Android x86-64

>>57419394
I installed visual studio community and use azure to deploy my websites and services, it's pretty fast, secure and comfy. I learned C#/ASP.Net/SQL in one month and now I have 5 remunerated (ads and subscription via stripe) websites and 3 hobby websites, they cost me almost nothing and I don't need to deal with unprotected FTP or git repositories.

Maybe it was advantageous 5 years ago but why do people want to use linux for web development today? I tried some php frameworks with docker and it's super fast and comfy too.

>>57419394
ubuntu 16.04 server

You like good looking shit, so i'd recc Elementary OS

Mint because aesthetics and just werks

Any of them... Use Ubuntu or Mint if you are uncertain and new to it. Lots of people would like you to install arch or something, but you will just spend weeks reading documentation just to run a text editor if you try that. Do something easy first and try the crazy other stuff when you feel ready. You can do everything on Ubuntu that you can on other distributions, the main difference is what comes pre-installed.

>>57419394
How an earth are you going to call yourself a code artisan if you don't own a mac?

Ubuntu, Debian or Fedora. For a newbie, Ubuntu. These three chosen because they're the biggest distros and also include some of the most popular ones used for servers so you can learn ahead of time.

In reality, you're good with pretty much any of them.

>>57419394
astra linux