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Eclipse and NetBeans do exist, and... ehhhhh. I used NetBeans for a long time; couldn't stand Eclipse; and these days I only use IntelliJ. But the others absolu
by Twisol 5y ago
Eclipse and NetBeans do exist, and... ehhhhh. I used NetBeans for a long time; couldn't stand Eclipse; and these days I only use IntelliJ. But the others absolutely exist, and it'd be hard to say that Apache and the Eclipse Foundation aren't deeply embedded in the Java ecosystem.
- vips7L 5y agoEclipse is fine. Especially from VsCode where it uses the Eclipse language server. It boots fast, and when you run it with a modern JVM and GC the memory usage is leagues lower than IntelliJ.
- Twisol 5y ago> Especially from VsCode where it uses the Eclipse language server. Sure, but my particular complaint isn't with the functionality; it's with the UI. Yes, VS Code absolutely improves the experience.
- tadfisher 5y agoEclipse tried their own language: https://www.eclipse.org/xtend/ https://www.eclipse.org/xtend/