I never got how is "context switching" such a problem. I mean, can't you have like, two files opened side-by-side in different IDE panels? Is it really that hard to "look jump" from one another? This justifies the amount of overhead added by a library like this?
If I can be blunt: I find this "argument" to be lazy as **. Sorry but "context switching" is just a fancy name for "having two files opened at the same time", which shouldn't be a problem, no?
PS: And almost all the other stated advantages of this approach seem to be as low value as this one considering the implied costs.
If I can be blunt: I find this "argument" to be lazy as **. Sorry but "context switching" is just a fancy name for "having two files opened at the same time", which shouldn't be a problem, no?
PS: And almost all the other stated advantages of this approach seem to be as low value as this one considering the implied costs.