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I, too, work in Visual Studio predominantly. That being said, I've used and liked WebStorm and IDEA. I've played around with Android Studio and as a non-Android
by jsgo 10y ago
I, too, work in Visual Studio predominantly. That being said, I've used and liked WebStorm and IDEA. I've played around with Android Studio and as a non-Android developer (someone who just gets an itch to dabble), it is orders of magnitude better than the same experience in Eclipse. An IDE I actually like (or liked. Haven't done Java development in a while, but that web hosted IDE thing looks promising) for regular Java application development.
Android Studio I probably like better than XCode because it feels more akin to Visual Studio. XCode I really want to like, but it feels incredibly foreign vs Visual Studio-like UIs. Though I hear people that love it, so there you go.