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-2011 eclipse (Java): seriosly good auto completion without the warts of vb. Code navigation and keyboard support were also top notch. -2011 - 2017 netbeans (J
by reitanqild 8y ago
-2011 eclipse (Java): seriosly good auto completion without the warts of vb. Code navigation and keyboard support were also top notch.
-2011 - 2017 netbeans (Java and PHP): more stable and feature rich than eclipse. Still excellent code navigation and refactoring like eclipse.
-2017 - VS Code (Angular and. Typescript, occasionally Java): fast, lightweight and still does most of the things I need. Improving every month. Extendable to edit any mainstream language it seems.
Things I have left behind after spending serious time with it:
- Sublime (was a paying customer but VS Code us now so much better I won't pay for another release)
- IntelliJ (has had both personal and company license but after a few months I fell back to eclipse/Netbeans)
- Visual Studio. (I like C#, find it better than Java but the IDE just doesn't cut it for someone who has been spoiled with Java tooling.)