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I really appreciate your recommendation. So, I should definitely learn both, but start with the IDE way, because it's easier.
by skdotdan 10y ago
I really appreciate your recommendation.
So, I should definitely learn both, but start with the IDE way, because it's easier.
- wilwade 10y agoNot just easier, but less cognitive load. You are still learning a ton about programming (we all are, but). You also hopefully have a life outside of programming. JetBrains (and others) allow you to easily learn the IDE along the way, but also can help with good practices. That is worth a lot of valuable time.
- skdotdan 10y agoOkay. Thank you.
- jcrben 10y agoHalf of the IDE is tips called inspections. It's like having a machine pair program with you. This will get you unstuck faster and teach you good habits.
- skdotdan 10y agoVery true. I assume this would not be possible in, say, Emacs.