Re:Joblint: test tech jobs for sexism, culture, expectations...
by afandian on Monday September 30, 2013 @06:18AM
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Granted, lots of people use text editors. Some use text editors with plugins.
But some people use IDEs. Some IDEs have nice integrated features that make a difference in a team environment. E.g. one place I worked we used Visual Studio and I wrote an add-in for running our particular suite of integration tests. In the Microsoft ecosystem the whole integrated thing is very significant.
Although I suppose if you were applying for a .NET job the choice of IDEs would be assumed unless stated.
But some people use IDEs. Some IDEs have nice integrated features that make a difference in a team environment. E.g. one place I worked we used Visual Studio and I wrote an add-in for running our particular suite of integration tests. In the Microsoft ecosystem the whole integrated thing is very significant.
Although I suppose if you were applying for a .NET job the choice of IDEs would be assumed unless stated.