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I wish they provide only maintenance updates. I hate all their updates for I think 5 years or something like that. The only reason that I update is because I ne
by vbezhenar 3y ago
I wish they provide only maintenance updates. I hate all their updates for I think 5 years or something like that. The only reason that I update is because I need new Java support. Their updates bring nothing but issues to me. This year I just migrated to vscode for everything but Java projects. Unfortunately vscode Java support is atrocious, so Idea is not replaceable at the moment.
- xctr94 3y agoI find myself agreeing with this sentiment lately, as a WebStorm user of many years. Little bugs and annoyances stay in the product, while every new feature has been unimportant for me — anecdotal, I know. I particularly disliked Fleet. It resembles VsCode in looks, and that’s a very bad thing for me. No sense of hierarchy, of what matters, of what tools I actually want to see and where they should be. But then I’d say the same for Apple and its software.
- stuaxo 3y agoI don't mind fleet, even though I don't get on with vscode.
- winrid 3y agoYeah, they keep breaking stuff and causing UI bugs. I know I can stay on an old version, but I don't want that either, because I do want things fixed eventually...
- misja111 3y agoAgreed. I'm using Idea for Scala development, but Scala support seems to get worse every year. The new features that each update brings I don't need, all that happens is that Idea gets more and more bloated.