MS and Oracle's big dev tools - who needs 'em?
A chunky Visual Studio 2010 releases soon, packing more features and representing perhaps more hours of development than any other single-vendor's development tool.
How could you resist?
And yet many do resist such highly automated and powerful productivity tools and continue to favor Emacs or other text editors and command lines for their development.
Lighter weight tools offer a more rapid edit/test cycle with less waiting time. The command line remains one of the most powerful and fastest ways to interact with your system.
Emacs, Vim, and other editors have basic syntax highlighting and code navigation for an even broader set of formats despite the fact that they lag IDEs in features.
Command line workflows offer a more flexible, less integrated, less guided, approach to development.
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