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What are you talking about? I use IDE everyday and I'm not questioning the importance of IDEs, i'm questioning the fan base :) All I'm saying is that the whole
by octix 13y ago
What are you talking about? I use IDE everyday and I'm not questioning the importance of IDEs, i'm questioning the fan base :)
All I'm saying is that the whole "it's worth paying extra", "it's so much better and productive", "it has so many features"... is just bs... IMHO. Use right tool for the job and be open minded, that's all. If I have to switch to go lang tomorrow, should I start complain, whine and wait for IDEA for go or just do whatever I have to do?
And you cannot compare vim vs. emacs anology with this one, since hey both are free and open source, however IDEA is just a good commercial product, but not a silver bullet, that's all.
- hatchoo 13y agoI don't think there will ever be silver bullets. :) IntelliJ has a community version with the source posted over at GitHub. They also have a flavor for Python which recently had an open source version released. But as you said, to each his own.