I feel bad for your team.
Let people work how they want. I wouldn’t not hire someone on the basis of them not using a language server.
The creator of the Odin language famously doesn’t use one. He’s says that he, specifically, is faster without one.
Let people work how they want. I wouldn’t not hire someone on the basis of them not using a language server.
The creator of the Odin language famously doesn’t use one. He’s says that he, specifically, is faster without one.
They didn’t say how heavily they weight the question.
(All that said I expect that, soon, experience with the appropriate LLM tooling will be as important as having experience with the language your system is implemented in.)
I can’t use perforce while my company is on git.
But if I do or do not use an LLM to assist me while coding, my team is unaffected.
If someone liked jetbrains, but your team used neovim, would you force them to use neovim?
Though nobody should care if I edited my text files with neovim as long as I still used the same toolchain as everyone else.
If you're "working the way you want to" ie still handrolling all your code, you're going to find my expectations unrealistic, and that is certainly not fair to you.