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I would wager that using a fully fledged IDE has limited to no correlation with developer productivity across the entire industry
by hitarpetar 1y ago
I would wager that using a fully fledged IDE has limited to no correlation with developer productivity across the entire industry
- codyb 1y agoI'd suspect folk with a terminal first approach probably have much stronger understandings of what is going on under the hood which makes approaching new repositories a lot easier if nothing else. Alternatively, maybe folk who're exposed to more codebases are the best off. Or combine the two for wizard.
- bitwize 1y agoBy "modern IDE" I meant something like Turbo Pascal, as compared with the (at best) ISPF-based editor the mainframe guy was using. This took place in the early 90s.