Working on the terminal One way to work on code is by using the terminal. We can navigate through folders and edit files with something classic, like Vim. The first time I was introduced to programming though, was through an IDE. Therefore, I always felt kind of uncomfortable working with code on something other than that. Even though nowadays I casually code with the terminal I always look for a neat IDE to use, albeit I know there isn't nothing I can do there that I can't do already through the normal tools. But that visual sugar, buttons and accessibility 😚 ... One example Okay, so here is the kind of situations were I like to use an IDE. I've made some coding on one of prosody's script, " prosodyctl ", which is a script that contains commands to control prosody, in a systemctl-like fashion. This is a custom prosody installation I did from source, so everything is nicely packed in the same folder, making it easier to work around and develop. Her...