It is about using the right tool for the right job.
What you appear to be doing is using the right tool for
your job, then concluding that everyone should use
your tool for their job.
Here is a great IDE hacker:
John Carmack, ID Software, uses Visual Studio
I work at a game startup making their first PS3 title.
The C++ engine team does development in Visual Studio
and the tools guys do python outside of an IDE.
Do you really think that is evidence that all
the tools guys are superior to the engine guys?
It doesn't, both can be great and both can be mediocre.
Here is a great IDE hacker:
John Carmack, ID Software, uses Visual Studio
I work at a game startup making their first PS3 title. The C++ engine team does development in Visual Studio and the tools guys do python outside of an IDE.
Do you really think that is evidence that all the tools guys are superior to the engine guys?
It doesn't, both can be great and both can be mediocre.