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It's too bad they are using Gradle and Intellij, used both before, went back to Maven and Eclipse. Personal preference I guess.
by talent_deprived 3y ago
It's too bad they are using Gradle and Intellij, used both before, went back to Maven and Eclipse. Personal preference I guess.
- ryanianian 3y agoIntelliJ is far and away above any other IDE and is well worth the paid license imho. It's a professional tool written by and for professionals. VSCode and Eclipse have some inertia in very particular workflows/tools and a few different (valid) ways of operating, but nothing is as polished and cohesive as the JetBrains. Gradle, however, is a dumpster-fire of footguns and obtuse and non-debug-able DSLs.
- chii 3y agogradle lets you get something custom working quickly, because it's basically a script with code you want to execute. For small projects, it works fine, as long as the complexity doesn't grow beyond a certain point for the small project (aka, doesn't grow to a big project), and is maintained by the same person. For a large project, i do not like gradle at all. Maven is a much better build tool, since standardization is the best thing since sliced bread.