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Either the IDE/editor is able to assist you or you have to consult the documentation regularly. That's just how it is. JS' standard library, for example, is r
by tomatsu 9y ago
Either the IDE/editor is able to assist you or you have to consult the documentation regularly.
That's just how it is.
JS' standard library, for example, is really tiny but I haven't memorized all of it. If the editor can't clue me in, I have to check the docs.
- mmjaa 9y agoNothing wrong with doing any of it, as long as its a dependency you can manage while also maintaining productivity... but such is the life of a Javascript developer.