I've used IDEs and just plain ol vim. And I tells you, having an ide allowed me to debug problems my team thought undebuggable. The reality is that rubymine co

I've used IDEs and just plain ol vim. And I tells you, having an ide allowed me to debug problems my team thought undebuggable. The reality is that rubymine costs 100/year for personal use, and I pay them with a smile because to me it is worth 10x that price. The reality is that ides can help you hide from bad package management. But package management is but such a tiny portion of code organization. And all editors let you find files by name or jump to definition. Some do it far better than others. Watch someone use the latest jetbrains platform to see type annotation injection into typescript code. I've seen developers abandon vscode and others once they saw how smooth ides can be out of the box with the coolest features. In any case. Just my take.