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It sounds like we are on the same page. It's hard to tell with brief forum comments what people mean. I am just used to the reality that you _must_ switch conte
by RobertRoberts 9y ago
It sounds like we are on the same page. It's hard to tell with brief forum comments what people mean. I am just used to the reality that you _must_ switch contexts all the time, and it's _normal_ simply because the code bases are too big.
Yes, it's nice when things are close together, but in my case it's so rare as to not be point to consider trying to achieve, but more like a mental joke like "Hey, Bob. Come here and check this out! Two functions and template I am working on all fit on the same screen!" And Bob's like "wooooah, dude". And then we take a group selfie with my monitor and have a laugh, print out a poster of the selfie for the bulletin board for a few months, then throw it away during a cleanup and move on...
But to have people say "It's important to save whitespace so stuff can all be on the screen to avoid context switching" seems completely and utterly pointless.