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What's it built in? Java I'd imagine? IntelliJ was almost perfect for Java (last used it 3 years ago), other than the ridiculous memory usage and the constant
by berkut 14y ago
What's it built in? Java I'd imagine?
IntelliJ was almost perfect for Java (last used it 3 years ago), other than the ridiculous memory usage and the constant freezing which I'm pretty sure the JVM's GC was responsible for.
I've been using Qt Creator for C++ code for the past 3 years, and it's so much faster and non-laggy it's lovely - even when having some serious things missing (multiple monitor support).
- pkolaczk 14y agoIntelliJ Idea does not use more than 1/30 of my laptop memory with a huge project open. Constant freezing? This must have been a bug, because I'm using it for 2 years now, and no freezing at all, and autocomplete / navigation / find-usages are crazy fast. It gets a little sluggish only when I switch branches and it has to reindex hundred megabytes of jars. Well, but how often you do it... BTW: Comparing it to Qt creator is very unfair, because Qt creator does not have half of the features included in IntelliJ. E.g. refactoring / inspections / full type-aware error highlighting (not just syntax checking).