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Get 10% OFF IntelliJ IDEA Personal License until end of August
- tubbzor 13y agoIf anyone is on the fence about this, get it. I recently moved to IntelliJ IDEA after being an Eclipse head for a few years and took a co-workers suggestion to try out the free version and absolutely love it. One big seller for me is a native vim plug-in that works for free. The interface is also very minimal and doesn't get in the way and is packed with shortcuts to show/hide windows. Comes default with attractive themes that don't hurt to look at for hours. It's also highly portable (like eclipse), but seemed to be better than eclipse at recognizing new android devices on my linux distros (Ubuntu/Xubuntu). It would be nice in their Ultimate Version if you could natively convert .form swing files from NetBeans into something IDEA could use. There is a third party app [0], but it'll run you $80-100 for a license which makes it an expensive move for any heavy Netbeans user. That's my only real gripe. Excellent IDE overall. [0] http://www.formdev.com/ http://www.formdev.com/