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JS development in IntelliJ/WebStorm is an amazing experience. The refactoring features alone make it easy to write code without worrying about details like "whe
by schwartzworld 6y ago
JS development in IntelliJ/WebStorm is an amazing experience. The refactoring features alone make it easy to write code without worrying about details like "where does the file go" or "what should I name this". You can get the code working and rename / move code with a single click later on, knowing the refactor will propagate through the app.
The intellisense is amazing too. Start typing a method name and you see arguments with type annotations. it's overkill for scripting, but working on tangled legacy code it's very helpful.
- xapata 6y agoI've heard people say that, but what I find is that they pick shitty names and never refactor. I'm on a different team now. Most of us use vim.
- schwartzworld 6y agoYeah, but then when someone tells you in code review to pick a less shitty variable name, it still takes one click.
- xapata 6y agoSadly, when you get a reputation for giving that feedback, people stop asking you to review.
- schwartzworld 6y agoDamn. You must work on a shitty team.
- xapata 6y agoI'm on a different team now.