"Though many are quick to praise the rise of VS Code popularity among developers, when it comes to to the Java developer crowd, most are still loyal residents of IntelliJ IDEA (and some still swear by Eclipse). The reasons are quite clear. Not only is VS Code (still) unsuitable for larger enterprise-level projects, it is also less reliable, responsive and stable than IntelliJ."
Agree?
link to article: VS Code vs IntelliJ for Java
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Hey guys!
I'm new to Java and coming from Python. I'm used to VS Code, so I installed IntelliJ to work with Java since it's widely used and it's an IDE specifically for Java, as far as I know.
Anyway, I installed it yesterday and I found my VS Code to be not only prettier, but also better to work with. IntelliJ seems a bit slow to me, confusing (confusing file explorer), it doesn't show the wrong language alerts, like missing a letter in System, and it wasn't completing anything (I'm not talking about copilot, I mean not having to type the whole class name, having it appear there to tab).
Maybe I didn't set it up the best way possible? Could be, right?
But anyway, how positive is it to use IntelliJ and get used to it? Or in the end, does it not really make a difference? I know it's a tool and all.