>> It's a nice idea, but it's hard to do. One person is using VIM, another is using emacs, another is using QTCreator, another primarily edits in VSCode.. Trying to get everyone on the same page about all this is very, very hard.
This is what's wrong with our industry, and it's no longer an acceptable answer. We're supposed to be fucking professional, and if a job needs to build a tool chain from the IDE up we need to learn to use it and live with it.
Built on my machine, with my IDE, the way I like it and it works is not software. It's arts and fucking crafts.
This is what's wrong with our industry, and it's no longer an acceptable answer. We're supposed to be fucking professional, and if a job needs to build a tool chain from the IDE up we need to learn to use it and live with it.
Built on my machine, with my IDE, the way I like it and it works is not software. It's arts and fucking crafts.