Best Java IDE?
Best Java IDE?
Jacob Wright
Josiah Powell
IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate
It's kinda sad
Mason Bailey
this
Benjamin Green
gnu nano
Brayden Rivera
>IDE
>gnu nano
hmmm.... something isn't right here
Daniel Perez
vim
Adrian Martin
linux as an ide
Thomas Bennett
>IDE
>vim [text editor, not ide]
nice
Camden Kelly
>IDEs/TEs for specific programming languages
Elijah Nelson
android studio
Michael Johnson
Good luck working on a asp.net mvc project in a text editor
get a job
Isaiah Hill
That job sounds like torture.
Ryder Harris
It will be my new one.
Unless I say "fuck it" but stay unemployed.
Asher Gomez
Netbeans it's fine
Ethan Richardson
NetBeans 8
Lucas Campbell
There's no competition. I really really like it.
Robert Jackson
IntelliJ no contest
Jonathan Miller
IntelliJ is the only true IDE. The others are just text editors with a built-in compiler and shitty quirks
Ryder Wright
>The others are just text editors with a built-in compiler and shitty quirks
that's what an IDE is, desu
Juan Bennett
alt-insert is life.
Julian Perry
VIM! REEEEEE!
Jack King
eclipse.. pls no bulli
Jaxon Perry
I used to like Eclipse a lot, but it became unbearably laggy and I have a pretty powerful PC.
Adrian Collins
I find IntelliJ to be too complicated, especially when starting out. I would rather use eclipse...
Also, I hate how I can't just causally rest my mouse anywhere without a popup bothering me. And I have to do really dumb things like marking my source folder, specifying my SDK, and other issues before I can even run my code. At least with eclipse I don't have to worry about random things like output folders, etc.
Matthew King
Who is to blame? Oracle?
I don't really like what they have been doing with Java in general since taking over, but I don't know anything about the mess involving Eclipse.
The only certain thing is, that Eclipse is worse than 10 years ago.
Connor Rodriguez
I hate Eclipse, it's so sluggish yet everyone uses it.
Matthew Anderson
Some people suggest vim ... I'd be even more extreme ... in my opinion vim still has way too much overhead.
Id suggest building your class file in a punch card format, creating a punch card interpreter and reading it in to your computer.
Chase Myers
>yet everyone uses it.
Blame "Programming 101" for that.
Java using Eclipse is probably the default anywhere on this planet in that course.
Michael Price
Emacs
Grayson Gonzalez
Emacs with eclipse backend
Colton Robinson
>unbearably laggy
>so sluggish
using a recent version with the application and workspace on a SSD, I can't see any major slowdowns, maybe except when trying to rename multiple classes or something that causes it to start building multiple times (probably solvable by disabling auto-build on save, though)
Matthew Phillips
>litrely made of retatds
fucking kek
Charles Watson
>using an IDE
bloat