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Depends. I'm a huge fan of Eclipse (yes, that one) and use it heavily for my C++ and Python projects, yet I have no problems with hitting a couple of more keys
by bayindirh 13d ago
Depends. I'm a huge fan of Eclipse (yes, that one) and use it heavily for my C++ and Python projects, yet I have no problems with hitting a couple of more keys to run some named tests when required (i.e. Go).
When I'm in my flow state, I find reaching for a pointing device is taking longer than typing something in, BTW. Keyboard driven interfaces and terminals are underrated.
- MiroslavPokorny 12d agoYou just reiterated my point, people dont like typing long command lines with names when they could just use the smarts of an IDE.
- bayindirh 12d agoI don't think so. Selectively running tests is not in my top 100 reasons to use an IDE list, even. I like IDEs for all the code insight they provide. Running a named tests by typing its name is not a nuisance by any measurable distance (for me).