At work, we use IDEs as much as ever. At home, I stopped using IDEs over a decade ago. But I also don't do any Javascript programming, either at work or at home. That might matter.
Granted, it has been months that I don't use an IDE, but that's also because I am working full time on the developer tools ecosystem.
But when it comes to troubleshooting and debugging, especially business logic, I image based on my past experience working on insurance and banking systems, that I would still rely on an IDE to dive into the code.
I have a hunch that his tweet will not hit the demographic of 9-to-5 developers working in maintenance of boring business systems.
At work, we use IDEs as much as ever. At home, I stopped using IDEs over a decade ago. But I also don't do any Javascript programming, either at work or at home. That might matter.
Granted, it has been months that I don't use an IDE, but that's also because I am working full time on the developer tools ecosystem.
But when it comes to troubleshooting and debugging, especially business logic, I image based on my past experience working on insurance and banking systems, that I would still rely on an IDE to dive into the code.
I have a hunch that his tweet will not hit the demographic of 9-to-5 developers working in maintenance of boring business systems.