Agreed completely, the current state is like using a language with no debugger, no modern knowledge of code reuse, no real IDE integration, Terraform is especia

Agreed completely, the current state is like using a language with no debugger, no modern knowledge of code reuse, no real IDE integration, Terraform is especially poor on a large project since it’s parser doesn’t report line numbers on errors and it has no forward references or ways to resolve interdependence between objects and leaves that up to the user to manually converge its state, not to mention you have to rewrite everything for every cloud and it’s riddled with bugs for common uses. Pulumi is going down a better route in that they’re using a normal programing language with a normal tool set, however I’m skeptical of how their engine is designed with RPC calls for language bindings, since again it makes debugging more complex as opposed to just a normal sdk. They also don’t have debugging enabled yet.