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Good point about IDEs. I always thought that they were mandatory, who wouldn't want to use them?
They seemed like a positive thing: "my language has a better IDE than yours, hence my language is better".
I still think that the better tools the merrier, but it is more important to need less tools.
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Good point about IDEs. I always thought that they were mandatory, who wouldn't want to use them?
They seemed like a positive thing: "my language has a better IDE than yours, hence my language is better".
I still think that the better tools the merrier, but it is more important to need less tools.
Thanks a lot for your comments!