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as I explained in another question it's mostly so the reader can get really "hands on" and write the code out by hand without code completion and other assistan
by JeremyMorgan 14y ago
as I explained in another question it's mostly so the reader can get really "hands on" and write the code out by hand without code completion and other assistance. It may not be for everyone, but for core language stuff I think it's essential. Later in the series I'll definitely be integrating Visual Studio more
- teh_klev 14y agoI think you've made a good choice with keeping VS out of the picture. Understanding the basics of compiling from the command line is where I start with novices. No point blowing their minds with a gazillion IDE knobs and dials. You could take this further and teach some basic command line debugging :)
- andyjohnson0 14y agoI agree with your choice. This is definitely the best way to learn.