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I'd say my favorites are Xcode, IntelliJ and PyCharm. The former because it's simply the way of developing on Mac/iOS and although it has some quirks, it's rea
by sgt 8y ago
I'd say my favorites are Xcode, IntelliJ and PyCharm.
The former because it's simply the way of developing on Mac/iOS and although it has some quirks, it's really a great IDE.
For Java and Python I tend to look at the JetBrains family of IDE's.
They work pretty well, but like many other IDE's can feel a bit sluggish. JetBrains IDE's also don't work well with a 4K/5K external monitor (it causes high CPU spikes), but they're apparently working on it.