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Me neither. I did use it religiously for a long, long time; then tried without for a week and never went back. It's not like telling the difference between st
by sifoobar 8y ago
Me neither.
I did use it religiously for a long, long time; then tried without for a week and never went back.
It's not like telling the difference between string literals and keywords was ever a major issue for me. I guess it could help short term when learning a new language, but I'm pretty sure it slows down overall progress.
- colordrops 8y agoHow does it slow down progress?
- dublo7 8y agoFor me it doesn't. It's a quick way to see that I made a typo when a keyword doesn't turn the right color, or that I closed a strong with the wrong quote Mark.
- sifoobar 8y agoI find it's a bit like navigating using GPS, once I get there I still have no clue because I was mostly acting on cues. Slow compiles have the same effect for me, I get pushed out of flow and into reactive mode. The only way to write good code is to be proactive, and any features that interfere with that process are worse than whatever "problems" they "solve".