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In the early days of IDEs (1990s) there were projects where I spent more time trying to figure out the IDE than I did on the project code! Same goes for many fr
by dave333 5y ago
In the early days of IDEs (1990s) there were projects where I spent more time trying to figure out the IDE than I did on the project code! Same goes for many frameworks. Just when you get competent, the IDE/framework changes. AFter a few generations, informal standards developed in IDE functionality so it was easier to switch. But still by far the most powerful tool I know that I only had to learn once is the Unix pipeline.