Re: interactive and accessible c++ course, sponsored by visualstudio
I must confess I too am not a big fan of the line numbering in some IDEs. I've never really liked it, and I'm glad I never got too hung up on it because I have benefited from using any editor and IDE I want without such features. So I am always slightly amazed when another programmer finds it useful. If I want to check what line number I'm on all I need do is check the status line in the editor and it will give me line and column positioning without being an annoyance.
Another point I might like to raise is the fact Microsoft really holds the market when it comes to Windows programming. Sure someone can build decent Windows applications using Code::Blocks but a more advanced C++ developer will find there are just things Code::Blocks can not do because various Microsoft libraries and tools are designed for Visual Studio only. So using Code::Blocks may be a dead-end depending on what the developer is attempting to do.
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