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Sounds like a reinforcement of Drew's point to me. Using the IDE to jump all over the place, and blast changes over several files at once, suggests severe and
by chaganated 6y ago
Sounds like a reinforcement of Drew's point to me. Using the IDE to jump all over the place, and blast changes over several files at once, suggests severe and unnecessary non-localities and tight couplings in the code.
Maybe without the IDE, the code would have ended up a little cleaner.
- __turbobrew__ 6y ago> Maybe without the IDE, the code would have ended up a little cleaner. When you can’t easily jump from file to file and get intellisense like completion you are forced to design modules and data models which can fit inside your head. I imagine this can be a feature in some cases and a limitation in others. I tend to only use an IDE when refactoring, and a text editor for everything else. So far I haven’t had to write or work on code which I can’t keep all in my head; maybe I have just been lucky with the codebases I have worked on?
- a1369209993 6y ago> I imagine this can be a feature in some cases and a limitation in others. Technically true, but it's only a limitation in the sense that not being allowed to use asbestos shingles and lead pipes is a limitation for someone building a house.