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I think that when you're learning you should take the easy route and the IDE reduces some of the frustration we get when dealing with simple errors.
by invalidname 4y ago
I think that when you're learning you should take the easy route and the IDE reduces some of the frustration we get when dealing with simple errors.
- jacobyoder 4y agoGood IDE will usually highlight style and basic issues as you're typing them, and you can get a better idea of what 'canonical' foo-lang is. I'm not a ruby expert, but using RubyMine I'm reminded of some things while I'm coding, and (some) errors (or just style issues) are spotted before I run.