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All that said, Eclipse JDT remained a solid IDE for pure Java development and the go-to choice for students and open source projects looking for a free IDE.
by clishem 10y ago
All that said, Eclipse JDT remained a solid IDE for pure Java development and the go-to choice for students and open source projects looking for a free IDE.
This was killed by the launch of Intellij Community Edition.
Not in my experience. The majority of students at my university still seems to be using Eclipse.
- douche 10y agoI would suspect this is only because they don't know any better. There is very little defendable reason for suffering with Eclipse for basic Java work when IntelliJ is free.