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I really like the IDE. It makes enough mistakes that I need to be constantly testing and catching little errors. I’ll interrupt the flow often when it’s going d
by eagerpace 1y ago
I really like the IDE. It makes enough mistakes that I need to be constantly testing and catching little errors. I’ll interrupt the flow often when it’s going down a path I don’t want it to. When using Codex, for example, it’s doing too much in the background that is harder to correct afterwards. Am I doing this wrong?
- treve 1y agoPeople have preferred either the terminal or chunky IDEs for decades. Neither are wrong.
- _betty_ 1y agoI like that I can use the ide while a cli is working, keep an eye on git changes and interrupt where needed. I find in ide they like opening documents/changing tabs too much and it means j can't do other things.