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Just use VS Code. Its Java support isn’t the best, but it’s good enough and the rest of the IDE makes up for it. I feel like a lot of the love for IntelliJ is
by antonvs 2mo ago
Just use VS Code. Its Java support isn’t the best, but it’s good enough and the rest of the IDE makes up for it.
I feel like a lot of the love for IntelliJ is a sort of Stockholm Syndrome combined with relief at not using Eclipse.
- wiseowise 2mo agoBut what about <some obscure feature that you use once in a blue moon and could’ve been achieved using some CLI faster than you could remember an IntelliJ shortcut for it>! It’s an IDE, not an editor!
- moritzruth 2mo agoWhat CLI can I use to extract an interface from a class?
- xtracto 2mo agoopen-code run "extract interface x from class y"
- joshdavham 2mo agoI’ve been using cursor mainly (so sorta vscode in a way). I just use IntelliJ for unit tests and the debugger mainly.