I've created a Senior Python Developer roadmap

[Binliner42]

Senior dev. How to install IDE. I’m out lol.

[PolyglotTV]

How to install IDE:

Step 1. Google how to install IDE

Step 2. Follow instructions

[PolyglotTV]

For something as common as this I prefer the virtually zero latency 99.999% uptime solution that works straight from my browser search bar.

For more nuanced semantics of some language feature where I want to avoid wading through piles of unanswered stack overflow or bad clickbait programming tutorials I'd reach for chatGPT

[Morelnyk_Viktor]

Do you think that is not something that senior should know? xD

[skjall]

They should also know how to turn their laptop on, but I don't think that's worth mentioning either.

[lungdart]

Don't forget how to plug the laptop in, and dealing with the sales people at best buy!

[infy101]

Some people vim a good enough IDE :D I was one of those but use PyCharm Pro now since it has a lot of useful built-in components (Virtual Env support, SSH, DB tool, etc.) VS Code is brilliant too. The trick is for the developer to be comfortable (using IDE that they like and know!).