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IntelliJ 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 Ecli
by ryanianian 3y ago
IntelliJ 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.