I find the opposite, intellisense / autocomplete keep me in the zone, especially IntelliJ's postfix completion.
When I have to type out boilerplate or long names, my brain kind of goes into a mini-sleep mode.
SomeSuperAbstractSingletonFascadeGodJavaIsVerbose thing = new SomeSuperAbstractSingletonFascadeGodJavaIsVerbose(arg, anotherArg);
If I can just tab-complete, I'm done.
Plus, I've only got so much brain-RAM. I do not want to waste it memorizing methods (except for a very select few that are ubiquitous, like .length(), .toString(), etc.)
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I find the opposite, intellisense / autocomplete keep me in the zone, especially IntelliJ's postfix completion.
When I have to type out boilerplate or long names, my brain kind of goes into a mini-sleep mode.
SomeSuperAbstractSingletonFascadeGodJavaIsVerbose thing = new SomeSuperAbstractSingletonFascadeGodJavaIsVerbose(arg, anotherArg);
If I can just tab-complete, I'm done.
Plus, I've only got so much brain-RAM. I do not want to waste it memorizing methods (except for a very select few that are ubiquitous, like .length(), .toString(), etc.)