I will judge your ability to code by your preference of editor If someone is turning out high quality code in what seems an awful choice of dev environment the

I will judge your ability to code by your preference of editor If someone is turning out high quality code in what seems an awful choice of dev environment then I'd just shrug my shoulders and move on. I don't have the mental energy to work up disappointment or frustration at how another person might, counterintuitively, be just as productive using tools I don't like. I think R is far superior to SPSS but really don't care if someone decides to use SPSS and produces quality analysis, especially if a lifetime of experience in it made them highly efficient in its use.