I suppose it depends on your comfort level in the stack you’re dealing with. I’ve been writing software for 40 years. I’ve been doing Rails since almost the sta

I suppose it depends on your comfort level in the stack you’re dealing with. I’ve been writing software for 40 years. I’ve been doing Rails since almost the start, and find RubyMine slow and overwrought. However, I had to do some Java work (which I had never done in anger before) and found that IntelliJ really is worlds better than Eclipse. So much so that I paid for it out of my own pocket, even though I knew the project was doomed to failure. I hear good things about Rider, but I have yet to try it, as, after all these years, I’m pretty comfortable with VS. Rails work is EASILY done with a terminal and a text editor; the others not so much.