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I used the ide interaction then moved to the terminal once I realized there are really only a subset of commands you need to know. There are visual things that
by jehlakj 8y ago
I used the ide interaction then moved to the terminal once I realized there are really only a subset of commands you need to know. There are visual things that are still handy that the ide does, but to perform commands, I feel like the terminal is more explicit and you know what subsequent steps you’re taking (relatively, of course).
Same with vim. Too many options. Poor UX. Eg. Why are there two way to scroll down? Just use ctrl-d which helps you retain the context of the code you’re navigating.