Why can't zoomers program without an IDE? What's so hard about using the terminal to compile/test/run your files?

Why can't zoomers program without an IDE? What's so hard about using the terminal to compile/test/run your files?

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why cant boomers adapt to new things? i bet OP is browsing Jow Forums from a console

moar

why can't shitters make threads without trying to sell them with fucking thots

zoomers are brainlets. autocompletion, docker.

I use an IDE to work and hate every second of it.

icata on IG, some latina LOL streamer.

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then dont use it. notepad is waiting for you

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>I use only command line, look how smart I am, hurr

Nah, you just look like a raging autist. Real professionals ARE smart and use tools to get shit done, including IDEs, not spend extra time appearing smart.

is she a girl

sadly

why her skin looks greasy?
sweaty sweetie

silk kimono is super comfy

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>so hard about using the terminal to compile/test/run your files?
The sheer amount of things you have to know to do it manually in the modern commercial development. But you can use vi for your suckless 400 loc project that you are spending couple of hours a day sfter school.

uwu post feet

the guy is pretty cute
except that he reminds me a bit of my brother
so there is that.

wtf she look like the chinese girl in my school

OP pic is not silk though.
Looks like cotton.

send your brother's pic

NO

send your

Bitch is greasier than the pizza

convenience
but at college lab exams, we do have to strictly use gedit+terminal only

There's not such a huge line between text editor and IDE. VSCode has build scripts, autocomplete, syntax checking, and terminal. It's "integrated". It's a development environment. But it's also just a text editor with a few addons.

who is this wank skank?

um, sweaty.

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>being unemployed

Because I don't have myself and I want convenient features so I can actually get shit done.

more quad man

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>boomer
Spotted the 12 year old

A lot of times using the command line is too cumbersome. Making a typo is too expensive and sometimes you have to look up flags or directories. I can use the command line but it only makes sense for quick things

I wish there was a good way to browse Jow Forums from within the terminal. I would rarely have to open a web browser, maybe I could just uninstall my window manager and go CLI only.
It's not about appearing smart, the terminal is simpler and easier to use. Vim saves lots of time.

Zoomer here (I think, barely). I love vim and the terminal, but I haven't done too much programming. I did use vim and a shell when trying out python and racket, though, so maybe it counts for this discussion. I noticed a lot of people old and young are averse to anything that isn't a simple GUI. It is upsetting.

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>t. 9yo boomer

>Why can't zoomers program without an IDE?
Because nobody taught them how to code correctly.

because having to
$ gcc -Wall waha.c -o waha
just to have gcc say that my int waha~ = o is not working when an IDE can parse all my shit and shit I don't even see and tell me what is not going to work before i ever even compile
As well as we are not writing shit on Teletype writers in the 70's when paper was as valid a storage medium for shit under 1kB as an actual drive
for a beginner writing hello.c and fizzbuzz.c I think you should learn with a terminal. not forgetting modern languages where the step from interpreter to IDE is so trivial that why not? But once you get into bigger programs and multiple files/headers, an IDE saves you time.
And Time is fucking great, I love time.

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>an IDE saves you time
How to recognize a code monkey? The code monkey will always try to explain how an IDE helps to save time.

post your repos fgt, I dare you nigger

delete this round eye pig whore

Have you guys never seen highlight before

this is a porn actress. I forgot her name tho :(

only neanderthals program without IDE style comforts like syntax highlighting and IntelliSense.

terminal is fine for though for tiny efforts and baby's first program type of tasks

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vim can do all of that though

Why does no one on Jow Forums have a job? What's so hard about recognizing that different projects have different requirements and that you'll be using a wide array of tools as a software developer?

Sophie Dee

Not true they just have to appeal to the lowest common denominator of retarded code monkey who’s never done anything without a million buttons to press

instag / icata

w3m exists

>Why can't zoomers program without an IDE?
Why would you WANT to? Like.. do you slash your tires before going for a drive?
Put a heater next to your PC's intake fans?
What is 'right' about doing something in a stupid way with shittier tools? You're like the retards who doggedly believed that punch cards were better, even as TTY became the norm.
Sit down. The best thing you can do for technology is stop talking about it and start listening.

>use vim for random nice things normal IDEs might not have
>then use an IDE for things like refactoring and the usual
Vim is great and I don't need to use an IDE, but using one is more convenient in general.

At work I use an IDE for everything. Outside of work I don't bother. It boils down to this:

* OOP scatters shit you need far and wide
* The projects are old and bloated with features that rarely get touched, and the IDE helps you quickly get back up to speed on everything
* The above combined with the fact that there are just a lot of projects, so you're never remembering much about any given one generally when working on it again

It might just be because I have to work with dynamic languages, but I've found that life with an IDE is simply much easier than without. It handles a lot of the exploratory work and boilerplate that you otherwise have to do and lets you get on with patching up code from 7 years ago and go about your day. I've just not come across a good way to do that in simpler editors.

Though absolutely the lag in an IDE compared to a lighter weight editor is noticeable.

Sophie dee

t. javalet

>nano/nasm
>geany/ddd

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>dat duck face
makes you want to destroy her ass

m2a never a2m

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Why do LARPers think that tools matter? Being a good programmer is 90% about sitting and thinking about the next perfect move and 10% about actually writing code.

Good comment. People not willing to admit that IDEs are very useful in many cases just can't be very experienced.