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I've seen this be sorta true over the last 25 years at numerous places but only in limited environments where 99% of the code written was scripting based web la
by jaegerpicker 5y ago
I've seen this be sorta true over the last 25 years at numerous places but only in limited environments where 99% of the code written was scripting based web languages. I most often work in Python now professionally (mostly security), at home it's C++ and Swift (gamedev). In Python/Js web work that holds some truth, in Security a little more, but in data science/engineering A LOT less where Jupyter and PyCharm are huge. My outside work is 100% in IDE's, XCode - CLion - PyCharm - Intellij, and in game dev or mobile native app dev? The vast majority of great developers are on IDE's. So to me drawing that conclusion is very risky in general and often bad advice to give to Jr's IMO unless they have a very narrow focus on the Web.