Stack Overflow maybe (but I expect most experienced developers to use it like they would use good documentation if it was available: to see how something is int

Stack Overflow maybe (but I expect most experienced developers to use it like they would use good documentation if it was available: to see how something is intended to be used, or to troubleshoot errors), but IDEs and intellisense don't really help you with "avoiding learning". They take out a lot of the typing and make things easier that are easy to think but require focus and accuracy to execute, e.g. renaming a class and updating all the places where it's used. You're not really learning anything by doing that manually (besides trying to avoid all refactoring that include renaming things in the future), it's more like using a fixed-blade paper cutter to accurately cut stacks of paper vs using scissors on each sheet individually.