I didn't mean to frame the IDE as a crutch, I'm merely saying that you should try to not let it become a crutch aka. overly rely on it. I recently worked with

I didn't mean to frame the IDE as a crutch, I'm merely saying that you should try to not let it become a crutch aka. overly rely on it. I recently worked with a colleague who couldn't run the python program he wrote without the IDE. The IDE was not installed on the PC we were testing the program on. He is a better programmer than me. And I'm not saying "people who are using IDEs don't know anything". I'm literally only talking about the benefits of also knowing some basic shell and CLI stuff.