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I totally agree a specific IDE shouldn't be _required_ to operate the software platform. The IDE should ever remain a catalyst, accelerating a process that coul
by speed_spread 5y ago
I totally agree a specific IDE shouldn't be _required_ to operate the software platform. The IDE should ever remain a catalyst, accelerating a process that could be done by hand from the CLI whenever required. The good IDE should know about these different tools and present them in a a coherent manner. The I in IDE should mean more than integrating a compiler and debugger with a text editor.
addendum: the "team rules" being kind of novel, these should be encoded in a human-readable file, actionable from the CLI as well as the IDE. I've been pondering for a while how such a workflow tool could be like.