When people say "no IDE" what they usually mean is the concept of an IDE turned on its head. Your command line with vim/emacs and other tools that together arr

When people say "no IDE" what they usually mean is the concept of an IDE turned on its head. Your command line with vim/emacs and other tools that together arrive at the same feature set as a Integrated Development Environment are still... a development environment. Not using an IDE doesn't mean you can't have autocomplete, syntax checking, linting, automated rebuilds, and all that other good stuff. It's just not all in one package. And yes you shouldn't force your choice of (integrated) development environment on others. Different people have different needs: News at 11.