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So I would have to use two different editors, customize both, get used to both? That doesn't make sense to me (to be fair, mostly because I rarely have the need
by rplnt 10y ago
So I would have to use two different editors, customize both, get used to both? That doesn't make sense to me (to be fair, mostly because I rarely have the need for IDE). But if I had, why use a lightweight IDE instead of a "full" one (say Visual Studio, JetBrains *, ...)?
- deno 10y agoIf you don’t need a ‘full’ IDE there’s a lot of mental complexity you can avoid by going à la carte (editor+plugins). It’s easier to add features you care about than learn about a bunch of stuff you’ll never use. That’s very subjective, of course.
- rplnt 10y agoNo, I see what you mean and I guess I agree. But learning how to invoke a feature or installing it should be equal I think.