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> I would always use the IDE's default and "not care" as long as the code was consistent. I mean, "just use the IDE's default" isn't really agreeing, unless th
by diggan 2y ago
> I would always use the IDE's default and "not care" as long as the code was consistent.
I mean, "just use the IDE's default" isn't really agreeing, unless that's what your entire organization does too, and you all use the same IDE :)
- gwbas1c 2y agoPretty much everywhere I've worked everyone uses the same IDE. When someone doesn't, we make sure they know we aren't going to make too many accommodations for them.
- diggan 1y ago> Pretty much everywhere I've worked everyone uses the same IDE. FWIW, none of the places where I've worked has everyone used the same IDE (or an IDE at all, personally I use nvim so :shrug: ). Fun how the world is different for everyone :)