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I think it's more that it doesn't really need to be said. I use Android Studio, Xcode and Visual Studio daily. I prefer Android Studio by a mile because of the
by RyanZAG 10y ago
I think it's more that it doesn't really need to be said.
I use Android Studio, Xcode and Visual Studio daily. I prefer Android Studio by a mile because of the great integration with testing, build tools and command line. It's slightly more productive than Visual Studio, and both Visual Studio and Android Studio are leaps and bounds better than Xcode which spends 10 minutes trying to make sense of C++ code and then crashes when you scroll around a storyboard while throwing up bouncing colored doom balls every few minutes.
EDIT: Choosing a job because of those things sounds like something you'll regret in the future. There are far more important considerations than 'Java stink'.
- scarface74 10y agoThere is nothing more important than not being stuck with using a tool everyday for 8 hours a day that you hate. After using R# everyday with Visusl Studio for years, I got a job that wouldn't provide Resharper for developers. I bought it myself without a second thought. I want the tools I use to be seamless as possible. As far as the other reason I chose to base my career on .Net rather than Java once I decided to move away from C++ bit twiddling - that I trusted Microsoft to evolve the platform more than Sun, in hindsight it seemed prescient.
- RyanZAG 10y agoAh interesting. To me that just sounds like saying there's nothing you hate more than using a hammer when you could be using a screwdriver, and this is from using a lot of VS and Eclipse/idea. I can see where you're coming from though, and of course, different people are different. At the end of the day, all that matters is what matters to you.