QUOTE(Ludwig. @ Mar 20 2017, 10:59 AM)
i just came back from a lecture and today he said that "companies will
never employ someone who use IDEs. when you code on command line, you know exactly what's going on in your code instead of pressing F6 and the IDE does everything for you"
i kind of disagree since if i know the gist of what's happening and can overcome a problem and get the desired outcome, doesn't that make me as good of a programmer compared to someone who uses the command line interface?
F6 doing what ?
Whos your lecturer by da way ?
If you project is OOP project, you want to create interface each object because need to knew what is method/function information ? I know lot of people prefer vi,vim ,notepad++,Atom,Visual Studio Code..
But still, a good ide can detect method and you can jump to it and see how it work aka like object browser Visual Studio ..
To me , a bad IDE is like XCODE. Interface to clunky and i keep forgetting what,where did i changed. Sorry ya apple folks
** i think a lot of people want to lecture him back.. I would like to see 1 simple thing. Can he compile c hello world using vi,vim ? or notepad using windows. If he can okay little respect but if
big system ?
This post has been edited by alien3d: Mar 20 2017, 12:23 PM