Over fifteen thousand senior software development engineers from multiple companies and more than a dozen institutions are still diligently writing code at this moment.
For these big shots, a notepad-like editor can do development work just fine.
But that's only limited to small projects.
To be more precise, it's only for developing small demos.
For large projects like operating systems, having no user-friendly features is a killer.
In the first few days of development, it's fine; the code isn't much, but over time, the codebase increases.
Imagine this: even if a senior software development engineer writes only one line of effective code a day.
With fifteen thousand people, that's fifteen thousand lines of code in a day.
Even just locating a function code among fifteen thousand lines is a headache.
Let alone that a senior software engineer can't possibly write just one line of effective code a day.
Just the thought of it makes your scalp tingle.
