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    32 years ago

    I wonder what’s this “good software” (you meant language?) that doesn’t require an IDE to code efficiently.

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      32 years ago

      Good luck ever doing anything embedded if you always need a clunky IDE. Best thing I ever did was get comfortable in a solely vim/cmake/gcc environment. Even if the majority of work doesn’t require it, it’ll teach you a lot.

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        12 years ago

        I mean, we’re rewriting everything in Rust, so there’s no need to learn cmake anymore /s

        To conter your comment a little bit, I think anyone doing coding for a living should absolutely use an editor that supports LSPs. They’re an insanely helpful tool with zero downsides.

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          22 years ago

          I installed an LSP in neovim and it mostly just annoys me and clutters my screen while i’m typing.

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      12 years ago

      I disagree somewhat with their take, but there’s definitely languages that cmoe with features built-in that reduce the need for a fancy IDE. For example, instead of null checks via annotations that the IDE has to parse and warn about, just have nullable types. Or instead of IDE features to generate a bunch of boilerplate, just don’t require that boilerplate.

      That being said, on the other side of the spectrum, anyone writing code without using an LSP is just throwing away productivity by the handfull.