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This article is really weird. The title is "Using Emacs in an IDE World", but it's just a short note about how the author switched from Emacs to IDE for develop
by yakubin 5y ago
This article is really weird. The title is "Using Emacs in an IDE World", but it's just a short note about how the author switched from Emacs to IDE for development, but then switched from iTerm to Emacs for terminal work. Nothing connects into a whole here.
- forgotpwd16 5y ago>it's just It's exactly what the title says. Using Emacs in an IDE world, or else alongside IDEs. (Although I expected to mean using Emacs as an IDE.)
- mronetwo 5y agoAgree. What even is this "article"? It's a few loosely connected thoughts about... sorry, but nothing.
- forgotpwd16 5y ago>few loosely connected thoughts Isn't this what blogs were supposed to be? Diary-like entries?
- chalst 5y agoThe article could be better written but I didn't find it incoherent. The point made is that even if you don't use Emacs as the application you use to write code, it's still a useful tool for a software developer.