delete unused code according to IDE

unit with context tests now fail

what is a good alternative industry or career instead of software development

Never trust your IDE blindly.

While an IDE can make sense, you shouldn't depend on it anyway. You should be able to just use an editor. Requiring syntax highlighting is acceptable, though.

Otherwise, barista seems to be an obvious second career choice, especially when having an ear to ranting devs. Btw., do you know how to make magnificent coffee...? ^^

Where I come from we called IDEs

I
Don't
Ever think

IMO, an IDE should never recommend changes to you. It should only empower the developer to write code faster.

What I mean by this is scanning the app for inherited functions, attributes, variables, etc and provide them to you with their standard docs.

VSCode and Microsoft in general is doing great harm to development by, "making it easier than ever to be a developer".

Software development isn't easy, never has been, never should be. The moment it's easy is the moment technology stagnates and we stop trying to achieve something better.

They only care about record profits, we should care about the technology that makes that happen, and you can't do that when your profit sector is telling your talent how to code.

Professional bobby car driver😎

seems like code that's been called via reflection, which code analyzers just _can't_ pick up on.

and which should've been marked with annotations, so exactly this doesn't happen.

this rant escalated quickly

@sariel this.

Other possible careers where you can make bank by fucking stuff up. The stock market! Become a day trader! Be a crypto influencer!

> crypto is tanking unlike anything in the world right now, 200 billion dollars evaporated, see LUNA/UST.