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If your definition of IDE is that everything has to be done using menus and that it needs to be super slow, you are right. If you look at actual functionality t
by jupp0r 3y ago
If your definition of IDE is that everything has to be done using menus and that it needs to be super slow, you are right. If you look at actual functionality then VSCode is as much of an IDE as Eclipse.
- vladvasiliu 3y agoI don't know about slow, IntelliJ is plenty fast on my "utlrabook" with a basic CPU. But you're wrong on the menu side. They have keyboard shortcuts for everything. And you can program your own if you don't like the provided ones.
- skydhash 3y agoThe actual slow part is the source code analysis (that is quite robust). Apart from that, I've never noticed any real slowness. I have an M1 MBA and WebStorm is quite responsive. I've not touched Eclipse since 2015, but I remember it was fast even then.