> If someone is finding it easier to write code on paper than in an IDE, The post isn't about writing code on paper, but about the planing and ideas collection

> If someone is finding it easier to write code on paper than in an IDE, The post isn't about writing code on paper, but about the planing and ideas collection before writing effective code. > write down the same code on paper than the IDE, No, pseudo-code and notes and flowcharts aren't the code (maybe the later on some visual language environment.) You're missing the whole point, sorry.