That's also something I'd want to filter out, developers that are entirely reliant on their IDE and can't do simple things without it. I love Visual Studio, but

That's also something I'd want to filter out, developers that are entirely reliant on their IDE and can't do simple things without it. I love Visual Studio, but there are way too many working developers that assume something can't be done if if Visual Studio doesn't have a built in menu option to do it, or they assume that the built in VS way is the only way. People like this tend to be the type of developers that can make stuff work, but because they aren't curious they never really learn how things are put together and their lack of knowledge comes out in several ways. The most common one is wheel reinventions, because googling available wheels isn't something they'd ever think of. Another common one is writing very inefficient code because they don't understand what's under the hood.