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My job replaced eclipse with VSCode for Java+Spring development. Can’t say I miss eclipse, but a lot of the VSCode extensions seems to utilize old legacy eclip
by guzfip 7mo ago
My job replaced eclipse with VSCode for Java+Spring development.
Can’t say I miss eclipse, but a lot of the VSCode extensions seems to utilize old legacy eclipse stuff and has the bugs to match.
- davnicwil 7mo agoDid you consider IntelliJ, even just the community edition? If not you really should. IntelliJ with Java is one of the best dev experiences I've ever had. I'm a VSCode fan for most other things but for Java I wouldn't even remotely consider using it over IntelliJ if I had the option :-)
- pjmlp 7mo agoYour are still running Eclipse, Red-Hat and Microsoft run it headless. It is not old. Likewise Oracle VSCode version runs Netbeans headless.