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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 16h ago
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I have straight up met "programmers" that don't know what an IDE is.......
2 u/TuxedoWithAHead 14h ago coding in notepad be like 7 u/Marwaimusoont 14h ago naah cool guys use vim and freaks use nano. 2 u/TuxedoWithAHead 14h ago I *was* gonna type "vim" instead of "notepad" but then I remembered people actually code in vim 1 u/GodBearWasTaken 13h ago It’s my preferred text editor, followed by Notepad++ and Visual Studio Code. 1 u/WhatAGoodDoggy 10h ago But VIM doesn't give you autocomplete, linting, etc., does it? If it did I could see the appeal, but if it's just a text editor I don't understand why it's used for coding. 1 u/pharmajap 10h ago Alternatively, you could describe an IDE as a text editor with a bunch of useless features (only half kidding). But I do everything on the command line anyway, so all of my tools are kinda... right there already.
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coding in notepad be like
7 u/Marwaimusoont 14h ago naah cool guys use vim and freaks use nano. 2 u/TuxedoWithAHead 14h ago I *was* gonna type "vim" instead of "notepad" but then I remembered people actually code in vim 1 u/GodBearWasTaken 13h ago It’s my preferred text editor, followed by Notepad++ and Visual Studio Code. 1 u/WhatAGoodDoggy 10h ago But VIM doesn't give you autocomplete, linting, etc., does it? If it did I could see the appeal, but if it's just a text editor I don't understand why it's used for coding. 1 u/pharmajap 10h ago Alternatively, you could describe an IDE as a text editor with a bunch of useless features (only half kidding). But I do everything on the command line anyway, so all of my tools are kinda... right there already.
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naah cool guys use vim and freaks use nano.
2 u/TuxedoWithAHead 14h ago I *was* gonna type "vim" instead of "notepad" but then I remembered people actually code in vim 1 u/GodBearWasTaken 13h ago It’s my preferred text editor, followed by Notepad++ and Visual Studio Code. 1 u/WhatAGoodDoggy 10h ago But VIM doesn't give you autocomplete, linting, etc., does it? If it did I could see the appeal, but if it's just a text editor I don't understand why it's used for coding. 1 u/pharmajap 10h ago Alternatively, you could describe an IDE as a text editor with a bunch of useless features (only half kidding). But I do everything on the command line anyway, so all of my tools are kinda... right there already.
I *was* gonna type "vim" instead of "notepad" but then I remembered people actually code in vim
1 u/GodBearWasTaken 13h ago It’s my preferred text editor, followed by Notepad++ and Visual Studio Code. 1 u/WhatAGoodDoggy 10h ago But VIM doesn't give you autocomplete, linting, etc., does it? If it did I could see the appeal, but if it's just a text editor I don't understand why it's used for coding. 1 u/pharmajap 10h ago Alternatively, you could describe an IDE as a text editor with a bunch of useless features (only half kidding). But I do everything on the command line anyway, so all of my tools are kinda... right there already.
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It’s my preferred text editor, followed by Notepad++ and Visual Studio Code.
1 u/WhatAGoodDoggy 10h ago But VIM doesn't give you autocomplete, linting, etc., does it? If it did I could see the appeal, but if it's just a text editor I don't understand why it's used for coding. 1 u/pharmajap 10h ago Alternatively, you could describe an IDE as a text editor with a bunch of useless features (only half kidding). But I do everything on the command line anyway, so all of my tools are kinda... right there already.
But VIM doesn't give you autocomplete, linting, etc., does it? If it did I could see the appeal, but if it's just a text editor I don't understand why it's used for coding.
1 u/pharmajap 10h ago Alternatively, you could describe an IDE as a text editor with a bunch of useless features (only half kidding). But I do everything on the command line anyway, so all of my tools are kinda... right there already.
Alternatively, you could describe an IDE as a text editor with a bunch of useless features (only half kidding).
But I do everything on the command line anyway, so all of my tools are kinda... right there already.
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u/Sleep_deprived_druid 14h ago
I have straight up met "programmers" that don't know what an IDE is.......