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JetBrains IntelliJ. Over the years I’ve used Xcode, VisualStudio, Borland, Eclipse, JDeveloper, Netbeans, Notepad, Atom, Sublime etc to write code I use Intel
by w4tson 9y ago
JetBrains IntelliJ.
Over the years I’ve used Xcode, VisualStudio, Borland, Eclipse, JDeveloper, Netbeans, Notepad, Atom, Sublime etc to write code
I use IntelliJ/IDEA because it’s a tool that delights. Not many bits of software are such that I interrupt other colleagues to show them some neat feature or shortcut.
- penetrarthur 9y agoIt's not even about the hotkeys. It is rather about the fact that you start thinking in terms of how the given code can be refactored with just a couple refactoring functions. Working in large codebases becomes extremely easy. Inline this method, extract that method, extract interface here, delete this interface and use this base class instead of that, extract a class from parameters of the method...I could go for days.