12 Steps to Writing Better Web Code

I'm still having trouble wording Step 11, I'll admit. I often think that IDEs make the programmer a little too lazy (hear me out). If you're to the point where you can't remember where certain methods are defined, how something should be refactored, etc., your project probably got too bloated long ago.

By forcing you to keep much of the project in human memory, services, in the world of the web, are encouraged to get spun off much sooner.

I get autocompletion and finding of references in every editor I've used for at least the past decade.

As for easy refactoring, I definitely found it useful when I was doing C#. In hindsight I think it became a bit of a crutch and prevented me from properly re-considering how I should approach the problem and instead ended up with essentially the same but neater code.

I have. It's pretty close to what you'd want, although I wouldn't mind paying for this as a service.