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> First I used the wysiwyg mode, but then discovered the editor had auto completion! Suddenly I could write HTML properly. I think this is more or less an argu
by KronisLV 4y ago
> First I used the wysiwyg mode, but then discovered the editor had auto completion! Suddenly I could write HTML properly.
I think this is more or less an argument in favor of tools that are helpful to the developer, like feature rich IDEs with parameter hints and autocomplete/suggestions, text editors with plugins that give you a similar experience or even a little bit of AI help.
Some people have the attitude that you might want to learn a language/framework with just a text editor to know the internals, but I think that if you want results fast and focus on solving problems (getting the site up and running) quickly, then tools like these are invaluable!
- matsemann 4y agoYeah, for me being a noob it was hard to learn as I didn't know what and where to start. Not much material, at least not in my native language and suitable for a kid. So I learned by brute-force. I applied each and every auto-complete CSS-statement and looked what it did. I didn't know or think of there actually being a reference somewhere online. But testing them, I found the "cool" ones (especially border style, applied it to everything!) and could use them.