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Well fair point. During my university days, there were 2 prominent Java-based IDEs: Eclipse and Netbeans. Even after installing some plugins, Eclipse ran faste
by anta40 2y ago
Well fair point. During my university days, there were 2 prominent Java-based IDEs: Eclipse and Netbeans.
Even after installing some plugins, Eclipse ran faster, and thus become my primary IDE. I kinda miss Eclipse. On the other side, seems like most Java dev nowadays already switch to IntelliJ.