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greg
@gregfromstl
Using an IDE as a dev is the equivalent of playing Madden then telling everyone you’re in the NFL You’re just not serious people
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Haardik
@haardikkk
What do you define as an IDE
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greg
@gregfromstl
A standalone application with the sole purpose of modifying code
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Haardik
@haardikkk
So VS Code doesn’t count?
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greg
@gregfromstl
It does count, my definition may have not been precise enough. I’ll let wikipedia take it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_development_environment
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Haardik
@haardikkk
Ok so vim also counts
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greg
@gregfromstl
You’re trying to trip me up but I’m pretty sure you know what I meant
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Haardik
@haardikkk
😂 I’m here to convert the vim maxis Just use vs code
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greg
@gregfromstl
Unmodified vim probably doesn’t qualify as “comprehensive facilities” but yes you can mod it to be a 1:1 vs code replica if you want VS code is fine if you’re not opinionated about your tools
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Haardik
@haardikkk
You’re not using unmodified vim to write code Once you have plugins, it’s an IDE. Wikipedia definition says if you have things like autocomplete and syntax highlighting, it’s an IDE I am actually opinionated about my tools. It’s just my opinion is to use vs code 😂😭 I’ve tried nvim, helix, zed, and inteliij fairly extensively over the years but keep coming back to code
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greg
@gregfromstl
You’re attacking the semantics rather than the underlying point If vs code is what you want then use vs code. But you must understand its objectively inferior
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