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That's just confusing big-brand mature IDE suites as the definition for IDE though. Any dev working on an actual project is going to be using those tools with p
by jeffterns8 5y ago
That's just confusing big-brand mature IDE suites as the definition for IDE though. Any dev working on an actual project is going to be using those tools with plugins/extensions, configured as an IDE.
A dev would require completely separate tools that provide that functionality to say otherwise.
- deltasixeight 5y agoNo it's not. "Big branded" IDE's are actually more feature complete in terms of intellisense and auto complete and auto formatting when compared to "code editors" that are fully loaded with plugins. They usually achieve much better integration with the projects and this is not including the side features like remote development or database browsers. VSCode comes close to an IDE much closer than vim or emacs when fully loaded on plugins but even in this case jetbrains edges them out.