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I coded in IDEs for almost a decade up to that decision. I could feel my "clarity" fall year for year.. I have never looked back. I stand by my original state
by svennek 6y ago
I coded in IDEs for almost a decade up to that decision.
I could feel my "clarity" fall year for year.. I have never looked back.
I stand by my original statement, that for me, IDEs hinder my thought.
Also, I have seen other coders I really consider high-end having the same considerations (it might just be a bias, where I just notice those, who agree with me)..
Have you ever seen the "competitions" where they give a really really good photographer (or videographer) a 50$ toy and lets them compete against an amateur with a really high end setup..
Only amateurs blame their tools (above a certain minimum threshold)..
- joelellis 6y agoI'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that the amateur does worse than the pro is because said amateur doesn't know how to use the (often very complex) tool that they've been given, whereas the pro knows all of the theory and at least mostly how to use this toy.