> When you write on a terminal, you are encouraged to make good choices so that your code is clean, with a well-thought-out structure and conventions
And then you realize you have to refactor 25% of it, or the requirements change, or a newly incorporated library suggests a naming convention change would be wise... IDEs not only show the code, you can pick a function argument, rename it, and get it renamed across all source files, comments included.
If your terminal editor does that, then you've partially transformed it into an IDE.
And then you realize you have to refactor 25% of it, or the requirements change, or a newly incorporated library suggests a naming convention change would be wise... IDEs not only show the code, you can pick a function argument, rename it, and get it renamed across all source files, comments included.
If your terminal editor does that, then you've partially transformed it into an IDE.