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> I use both. I mostly don't get the all chips in a single IDE people. None of them are perfect for everything. Be glad there are options and use what works be
by a1o 3y ago
> I use both.
I mostly don't get the all chips in a single IDE people. None of them are perfect for everything. Be glad there are options and use what works best for you for the task at hand!
- The_Colonel 3y agoLike with everything, you can either learn a bunch of tools on the surface or only a few of them deeply. And there's quite a lot of depth to the JetBrains tools.
- a1o 3y agoI use mostly CLion, PyCharm and Android Studio from JetBrains. I get what you mean, but about depth and getting really good with a single tool, most of time I have more success in this with command line tools, as their interface almost never changes, the knowledge can pile up in little steps. With graphical UIs (hi Xcode) I mostly don't see big benefits of getting that much of depth as productivity gains can be swiped off by software updates - or alternatively, by switching projects with different technologies.
- The_Colonel 3y agoWell, there's basically no alternative (CLI or otherwise) for the Java tooling with the quality Intellij provides ...