I don't really mind it if that IDE works seamlessly without issues, is freely available, and the project data is all in plaintext. I wasn't programming in 2005

I don't really mind it if that IDE works seamlessly without issues, is freely available, and the project data is all in plaintext. I wasn't programming in 2005 but I have reason to think the Xcode experience really was that tight at the time When I lose faith in the IDE and its abstractions, that's when I get really antsy for the ability to opt-out/do everything directly without its help