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"He loved that he could close the environment and open it the next day with all his play right where it was." - I can't understand how such a basic functionalit
by crististm 12y ago
"He loved that he could close the environment and open it the next day with all his play right where it was." - I can't understand how such a basic functionality is missing from all the popular IDEs and text-editors-turned-IDEs.
It blows my mind that people don't see what an IDE should look like and what it should do.
- Padding 12y agoIt's all tradeoffs. There are clear benefits to your IDE remaining unaffected regardless of how badly your program messes up. Not to mention being able to get your code out of the IDE easily (for versioning, backup, deployment and whatever else). Or having code that is readable/understandable and deployable without an IDE.