IDEs make sense when you have one or a few large year-long coding projects. If a lot of your time is spent focussing on Ops and Sec, jumping between directories

IDEs make sense when you have one or a few large year-long coding projects. If a lot of your time is spent focussing on Ops and Sec, jumping between directories all over the file system and making little changes here and there, firing up an IDE, configuring it and navigating projects is not efficient. I use a different editor for small quick edits and dealing with large projects that need building and all sorts of tooling set up.