If professional software developers don't get to have professional IDEs for their languages, then the software quality will continue to stay at the present leve

If professional software developers don't get to have professional IDEs for their languages, then the software quality will continue to stay at the present levels. The mentality of "good-enough and not even that" is pervasive. When IDEs market is dead, this means the professional pride of the industry as a whole is nonexistent. (Eclipse does not even come close to amateur level, let alone professional. Vim and emacs which you have to configure yourself to come close to a decent level of proficiency don't count either - I'm using all three)