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Really depends on development style and what you’re used to, IMO. Xcode doesn’t bother me at all while Android Studio, which is built around the vaunted Intell
by jwells89 3y ago
Really depends on development style and what you’re used to, IMO.
Xcode doesn’t bother me at all while Android Studio, which is built around the vaunted IntelliJ, is constantly getting on my nerves. Visual Studio (the IDE, not the editor) is similarly frustrating and has odd restrictions to boot (I can’t use italics in syntax highlighting? Why??).
This goes for editors too. I find VS Code mildly irritating in ways that Sublime Text and TextMate aren’t.