A tree view of the bazillion files in the typical Java project. (of course, if the project wasn't organized as one file per "design pattern" + domain part, eac

A tree view of the bazillion files in the typical Java project. (of course, if the project wasn't organized as one file per "design pattern" + domain part, each file of which has 1 or 2 executable lines nested within the required ritual...) As well as a tree view of the properties and methods of the handful of "god classes" within said projects. But seriously, on the plus side, IntelliJ is actually fairly usable in that you can quickly toggle on and off the supplemental info panels and just use the "distraction free" editor panel, particularly with the vim (key map) plugin (don't know if there's an emacs plugin). I think Steve Yegge had a comment in one of his rants that IDEs have better support for languages that require IDEs :-)