> If nothing else, so far we basically have a more versatile form of IntelliSense, even if it's not always going to output correct code. That's the real issue

> If nothing else, so far we basically have a more versatile form of IntelliSense, even if it's not always going to output correct code. That's the real issue for me. I remember learning programming and I either had not so good intelligence (Codeblocks, IDLE, Netbeans) or none at all (notepad++,...). This forces me to either follow the book attentively (and hunting down errata) or read the manual and getting explanations from forums or friends. When you're a beginner, uou need a good source of truth, not something that can be subtly wrong.