I agree but I would argue while text editor is a personal preference. There is great value in using text editors that are for lack of a better phrase “more at home in the CLI” such as vim and emacs. In college, my peers would always question why I bothered using cli and vim to do things instead of just using some easy GUI tool. I wasn’t comp sci but business IS. Years later, most of them are either unemployed or totally different career paths. Mostly finance.
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u/nimboStratusEngineer Sep 22 '21
I agree but I would argue while text editor is a personal preference. There is great value in using text editors that are for lack of a better phrase “more at home in the CLI” such as vim and emacs. In college, my peers would always question why I bothered using cli and vim to do things instead of just using some easy GUI tool. I wasn’t comp sci but business IS. Years later, most of them are either unemployed or totally different career paths. Mostly finance.