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The novel-writing analogy is a bit off, because the novel elements you mention are higher level than a single API call would be. They're more like a subroutine
by jonhendry 16y ago
The novel-writing analogy is a bit off, because the novel elements you mention are higher level than a single API call would be. They're more like a subroutine or algorithm level. IDEs don't really do that.
An IDE's functionality is more like a screenwriting app's formatting of a script as the writer writes.
- points 16y agoidk, I've seen a lot of IDE's that have scary high level things like "Refactor this", "Remove unused code" etc.