Steve Yegge wrote:
World's Greatest Engineers Use the Emacs World -Trader type You do not have a great girl in the next cube Fred No, amazing guy at the bottom of the hall I am talking about the biggest software developers of my profession, who changed the face of the industry. James Gossings, Donald Knuths, Paul Graham, Jamie Javinisice, Eric Bensons Using real engineers Emacs can be smart for you to use it well, and it makes you incredibly powerful if you can master it. Look at Paul Nordstrom's shoulder, while he works for some time, if you do not believe me, it is an eye opener for a real person, who has his entire career of IDE, such as Visual Blub NAT.
Imax is a 100-year editor.
The last time I used a text editor to write code, then I was writing HTML in Notepad back in 1000 years. first. Since then, I have been dependent on more or less IDE for my entire career, using Visual Studio, Netbeans, Intelies, Borland / Codigier Studios, and Eclipse.
What is worth it for, I tried MX, and my experience was a disappointing reason because it was a complete lack of out-the-box detectable features (apparently There is an AMACS command for the search of other AMACS commands, which I could not get from the way - it's like the cruelty of Zen, like a cruel life.) I make myself like a program for a good month Tried, Ekin finally decided that I would rather drag and drop GUI designers, the IntelliSense and instead interactive debugging.
It is difficult to separate the fact from fanaticism, so I'm not ready to take the comments of Yegge at the face value so far.
Does the IDE depend on those people who have a difference in skill, productivity or programming pleasure among those people, or are not all just pacifism?
First tell me, I am a true believer in the cult of Imphix.
He said, blogger is crazy. Write down what you find useful I think Amax helps me, mainly because I have to pay for the cost of starting my college career to meet my needs and modify it for my needs. Spent for
But other people do things differently, and as they say "it's okay"
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