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by jimbokun
16 days ago
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That’s very dangerous, The only truth is running the tools from the shell. Plugins are great conveniences and productivity enhancers. But if your devs can’t use the command line to build your software, you need to stop everything and teach them that. Now if you want to have a standard tool set that you provide documentation for and support, then if anyone uses a different tool they are on their own. That’s perfectly fine. But if you don’t trust your developers enough to choose their own tools, how can you trust them to deliver important software for your company? |
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