Yeah... I really feel for new developers... On many codebases they're going to have a bad time without an IDE to navigate all the abstractions. And then they're

Yeah... I really feel for new developers... On many codebases they're going to have a bad time without an IDE to navigate all the abstractions. And then they're going to have a bad time trying to get by when microservices and the cloud break their IDE workflow and they can't fall back on a decade of using tools like vim, ssh, tmux. By the time IDEs are rewritten to cope with all the productivity obstacles containtainerization introduced microservices will probably be back out if style.