It's like you and many people didn't read and understand the post. > but pen is the wrong medium for code. Pen & Paper is really excellent for many people, ma

It's like you and many people didn't read and understand the post. > but pen is the wrong medium for code. Pen & Paper is really excellent for many people, maybe not you but it's fine some others. You may use an electronic device (some people are using Remarkable and alikes) or chalk and black board, or MindMapping app; the key idea is to first forethink and analyse the problem before diving into coding. > your tooling and be writing the same thing you would write on paper, but with autocompletion, error feedback and browsable interactive output. What kind of tooling do you use for pseudo-code (not a real language, but textual informal prose) with that features?