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You need an IDE for any non-trivial project in any language.
by apta 7y ago
You need an IDE for any non-trivial project in any language.
- iamed2 7y agoThis just isn't true. There's a lot of tooling nowadays that provides IDE-like features in text editors, or via command-line tuning. And different people work differently. Where some people use IDEs, others never leave the terminal and just use e.g. vim/emacs, a build system, and a debugger.
- hactually 7y agoagreed - it's almost as bad as Java/Scala for needing a heavy IDE to make it work