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It depends. If you're not just working with pure Java but for example frameworks such as Spring or other languages such as JavaScript, too, you pretty much have
by BjoernKW 7y ago
It depends. If you're not just working with pure Java but for example frameworks such as Spring or other languages such as JavaScript, too, you pretty much have to use either the Ultimate Edition or environment-specific editions such as WebStorm.
Language and framework support is not what sets IntelliJ IDEA apart but working with frameworks and languages without IDE support can quickly become quite tedious to the point that it offsets the benefits provided by IntelliJ IDEA over other IDEs.