I was there when IDEs first started becoming popular amongst my cohort. Yes, there were people like that who prided themselves on their hard-earned skills. Bu

I was there when IDEs first started becoming popular amongst my cohort. Yes, there were people like that who prided themselves on their hard-earned skills. But there's a key difference here. I don't remember an IDE trying to autocomplete something which didn't exist. Similarly, an IDE never pointed me to documentation which it had just invented. If it had, I'd've been one of those people living out my days in Nano.