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You're still asking for "evidence" for something that's purely a personal preference. I mean, I suppose you could argue that the article states that disabling
by Sohcahtoa82 3y ago
You're still asking for "evidence" for something that's purely a personal preference.
I mean, I suppose you could argue that the article states that disabling syntax highlighting made him a better programmer, but asking for evidence that it actually did is silly. It's difficult, if not impossible, to truly measure how good a programmer is.
- KingMob 3y agoI'm not asking for evidence about the author. I'm asking, is there any scientific research into the matter in general? If there was any research on the matter, it wouldn't be "purely a personal preference". If the author had data about their personal productivity, they would probably have mentioned it in their blog post, no?