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I agree with your sentiment (I upvoted you), but I see noobs in #clojure ask about IDEs almost daily. You can pry my preferred text editor from my cold dead ha
by arohner 16y ago
I agree with your sentiment (I upvoted you), but I see noobs in #clojure ask about IDEs almost daily.
You can pry my preferred text editor from my cold dead hands, but not all developers think that way.
- tetha 16y agoI guess this is some kind of modern cultural issue. I think, people have no "native" editor. They began to develop language X in IDE Y in their university. Now they shall develop language Z. Someone like you goes "well, so what? I got trusty vi here. It might not be the ideal tool for the job, but it will work until I find something better". Others will go: Oh. I cannot use Y here. So, I need to finde another tool to develop Z. And since I have always used IDEs, this MUST be an IDE of course. I'm unsure if I like this or not.