Paul M¢Nett wrote: > > I'll use elements of things you find in an IDE separately, such as a > debugger, an editor, and a visual layout designer. But I launch those > things from the command line as needed. > > When maintaining my VFP apps, I'll use the VFP IDE. > > Other than that, 99% of my work is a cycle of editing in vim, switching > to a command line, and testing my changes, switching back to vim, > editing, saving. When I'm done for the day I do a 'svn commit' to upload > all my changes to my source control. > > I guess you could make the argument that I do indeed us an IDE, it's > just that my IDE is the OS. >
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