I couldn't agree more. I don't work with Java, but when I had to, I used Eclipse. People kept telling me about how great it is, how powerful and how it just wor

I couldn't agree more. I don't work with Java, but when I had to, I used Eclipse. People kept telling me about how great it is, how powerful and how it just works. I didn't see any of that. I found the UX non-intuitive, the UI is pretty laggy (even on this year's Ivy Bridge) and the DE for languages other than Java were lacking (CDT was awful and useless). The best IDE I have used is Visual Studio. I no longer work with IDEs, I prefer a text editor like Sublime Text, but I wish it had debugging capabilities, some refactoring/file management and more powerful plugins.