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by cerved 5y ago
It's a hyperbole. Virtually everything is designed such that there are different versions for people if different skills. Golf clubs, bikes, skiis, you name it. University is about education. Learning about computer science concepts, n
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by cerved 5y ago
maybe professional deserved emphasis since that part seems lost on pretty much everybody
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by cerved 5y ago
FYI, you can do this in VIM/Emacs and other CLI editors You can also use CLI tools at the same time as using an IDE
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by cerved 5y ago
The emphasis was on professional. The article suggests using a simpler IDE. You don't learn to drive in a formula 1 car
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by cerved 5y ago
Unfortunately it's ridiculously verbose and static typing isn't inferred.
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by cerved 5y ago
My preference is to work with teams of people that strive for something else than "I'll just use the magic wizard and hope it works." Others can have other preferences. I don't have an opinion where these people develop
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by cerved 5y ago
I should preface that my experience primarily comes from Scala and dotnet, I don't really use Java. Sure you can play Google whackamole but a lot of times the compiler message alone isn't going to help you and when you Google the
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by cerved 5y ago
Literally the second paragraph is about an alternative Java IDE suitable for teaching introductory programming
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by cerved 5y ago
I feel like a lot of people misread the article. It doesn't say you shouldn't use and IDE to teach students. It says you should avoid professional IDEs and at some later point you shouldn't neglect teaching them about other t
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by cerved 5y ago
what's System what's out why is there a period, what does that mean what's ln what's pubic what's static what's void what's main what's String[] what's args Java is as verbose as it gets with lot
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by cerved 5y ago
I like Vim. I like CLI. I like JetBrains IDEs. I use whichever tool I deem appropriate for the situation. Mastering vim/git/cli has been the most productive thing I've learnt as a software engineer. It's something I woul
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by cerved 5y ago
Even if your approaching computer science from a theoretical standpoint you're going to be using the computer. If you're able to do that efficiently you can try out ideas and concepts better and have a better learning experience.
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by cerved 5y ago
> scripting Exactly. So the flexibility and power to pretty much anything you want. Compile and test every single commit on this branch, easy. Being fast, responsive and working on remote machines is also a big plus.
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by cerved 5y ago
for introductory programming courses there shouldn't be any dependencies also NuGet is no better than pip
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by cerved 5y ago
Given how much time and effort is spent on developing tool chains, I'm a afraid one that "just works" is a pipe dream.
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by cerved 5y ago
Java is a terrible thing to inflict on beginners
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by cerved 5y ago
You realize the IDE relies on the compiler to do all that magic stuff, right? So when you get to the point where you have a build error because some odd/unexpected import/target all of a sudden everything in the project is an erro
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by cerved 5y ago
There are millions of business that "work" but that doesn't mean they are places I want to work. Personally I put the bar higher than "I'll just use the magic wizard and hope it works" and I'd prefer worki
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by cerved 5y ago
oh no, foreign keys are useless because it's the apps responsibility to delete /s
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by cerved 5y ago
they were using some kind of foreign keyless MySQLish whatever thing
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by cerved 5y ago
Is it possible to see this in action on desktop?
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by cerved 5y ago
Advertisers pay publishers per ad impression.
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by cerved 5y ago
how is this done in CSS?
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by cerved 5y ago
The jetbrains IDEs are written in Java and they run very nice. I'd wager the micro stuttering is GC?
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by cerved 5y ago
Like the Köln concert! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_K%C3%B6ln_Concert
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by cerved 5y ago
Yes. Anything that does a lot of I/O to slow stuff like disk, network is going to benefit. So in practice, lots of things.
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by cerved 5y ago
not salary, taxable income, which got most people is pretty much their salary
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by cerved 5y ago
Program to interfaces not implementations
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by cerved 5y ago
I'm obligated to point out that bank id is not a national id. It's an electronic ID issued by private banks.
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by cerved 5y ago
It's interesting but the site design is very poor. It looks fake like pretty much every other content regurgitating site out there

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