dotopotoro
Joined 4 years ago
Joined 4 years ago
IDE takes plain old text as input, and lets the coder to interact with the model of the program.
1. Various graphical hints in text (highlighting keywords, selections, …)
2. Visualisation tools (draw database and class diagrams)
3. Navigation capabilities (go to implementation, definition etc)
4. Refactoring capabilities (“rename, “extract variable”, …)
In my view, IDE is already “book with diagrams”. (“Diagrams” can still be improved, but concept is really there)
I’m not fanatical about this, I would use it if I would be forced by circumstances. But I would not be happy about it. And I still would try to educate/convince older colleagues that hotkeys make things quicker/easier/“reliabler”.
From your speculation of source of touchscreen hate, I see that you feel that tesla has superior car touchscreen experience. And I don't doubt that. But however good you can be with touchscreen, you can do even better if you also have bunch of physical buttons (in addition to touchscreen/must look then point device).
Russia will be just a gas station to China. And China being more authoritarian, will not be such easy target for kgb as Scholz/Merkel/Schroeder were.