Re: The '08 refactoring of Kaduria

On Apr 30, 4:40 am, Keith H Duggar <dug...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Apr 28, 1:54 pm, Ray Dillinger <b...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I think it's the best (free) IDE even it doesn't have all
features that commercial versions have.

I eventually realized I wasn't using IDE's for anything
anymore, save what I could do better from the command line
using "grep," pipes, filters, sed, etc.  So I quit using
them.  IDE's helped me learn to program, but eventually I
just didn't need them anymore.

An ascension that far too many never attain.

KHD

Depends on what you are using them for though. Yes, if you're just
using an IDE as a glorified text editor, and *nothing else*, you might
as well just use the command line. But for much programming, IDEs are
the correct and indeed, sanest choice.

I did my time using the command line, and moved to IDEs years ago, and
I wouldn't go back for any price, personally.

Best,
P.
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