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To be fair, they do seem to immediately want to reverse it? Not that I really disagree with the premise though. IntelliJ has not gotten any better with every u
by Aeolun 3y ago
To be fair, they do seem to immediately want to reverse it?
Not that I really disagree with the premise though. IntelliJ has not gotten any better with every update for a few years, but it does get slower and slower.
- solardev 3y agoThis article is referencing an old situation. It's been like this for weeks, maybe months, and they've been dragging their heels at the removal. Jetbrains in general is really poor at dealing with user feedback. My pet issue (showing the path in search results and tabs, so you don't just have a bunch of index.js files that you can't tell apart) has been ignored for years despite consistent votes and comments.
- The_Colonel 3y agoIntellij did get better over the years and did not get slower IME. Many of their features are not very flashy, but provide significant QoL improvements - automated refactorings, data flow analysis. Their git support keeps improving almost every release.