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toddev346yIntellij. It's actually almost perfect with just a lil theming but there are also endless plugins and customizations. I started using it when Android Studio was released and Google had everyone transition from Eclipse. Nowadays, Id recommend any Jetbrains product
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@yodude some of us have dedicated workstations that can more than handle the jetbrains suite tttttthank you very much u__u
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I've been using eclipse for years and I'm so freaking done with it! I'm just to lazy to make the transition to intellij for my current projects.
Use intellij! -
spyke14746y@Olverine thanks for this tip! I could definitely see eclipse getting old, I'll keep this in mind when I dive back into Java
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Lycocain3446y<s>C# is Microsoft's failure</s>
I use IntelliJ, i used to use eclipse. IntelliJ has annoying artifact bs but the IDE is pretty cool. The compiling system is just utter shite, that's about it -
biglars2416y@Lycocain ehm no it's not.
Using Rider for .net, best of both worlds :)
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I use eclipse, because like 4 plugins and a few settings and its perfect. Runs a lot faster than idea.
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Is there ever any other IDE for Java apart from IntelliJ? The last time i used Eclipse i wasted hours trying to resolve dependencies with jar files!
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TobyAsE28446yI have to use eclipse and it's not that great (anymore). But some extensions are only available for eclipse...
I've never used it but seeing that it is by jetbrains I think intellij should be great. -
@sharktits I don't remember exactly what the project was but it had something to do with maven dependencies not working and i had to get raw jar files and put them on PATH. that was the worst nightmare with eclipse and since then i have never looked at it again.
For Java development, what IDE do you prefer and why (if there is reason)?
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