I concur. I'm the only developer in my shop using IntelliJ. Everyone else uses NetBeans. Whenever someone asks me how to setup NetBeans to handle builds as eas

I concur. I'm the only developer in my shop using IntelliJ. Everyone else uses NetBeans. Whenever someone asks me how to setup NetBeans to handle builds as easily as I do, I have to shrug. Simple things, like switching to offline mode or turning off tests is a chore for NetBeans, but it is just a simple button click for me. If I want to target a specific build profile, I check a check box. As I'm the one who maintains the build, configuring pom.xml files and setting up modules, I can see how it can become difficult for someone who doesn't have the experience I do. OTOH, I've yet to find a problem that stumps me when I'm doing things the Maven way, and I rather enjoy the flexibility and power it provides me. Once I've got the basics in place, maintaining the system is almost trivial.