[Mr.Kurd]

I'm using NetBeans for Java JavaFX, HTML, Python, JavaME and JavaScript but for Android I use intellij.
NetBeans is first choise for beginner but Eclipe is hard but have a lot of plugins than NetBeans.

[sudara]

Never liked netbeans. Fan of eclipse though I mostly use jetbrains IDEs

So which one is your favorite ? eclipse or jetbrain ?

Eclipse was my favorite, but after I started using Android studio for Android development, I started JetBrain IDE. Now JetBrain is my favorite

[DarkMuse]

Why you think your opinion might change someday ?

Uh well maybe withmore use of the language? Not sure.

[Infinitum]

For java, the only thing I've tried is eclipse.
And well it's nice I guess

[Vi-Sion]

I am using intellij because i in code java and android too. And Android SDK use this so..

So far you're the second member who voted for intellij, i guess then it should be a good IDE .

I'm using NetBeans for Java JavaFX, HTML, Python, JavaME and JavaScript but for Android I use intellij.
NetBeans is first choise for beginner but Eclipe is hard but have a lot of plugins than NetBeans.

Then your favorite one is Netbeans
off topic: where have you been ?

Why you think your opinion might change someday ?

Uh well maybe with more use of the language? Not sure.

You might be right, who knows what will happen few years later make a new IDE will appear and be the best between the others.

For java, the only thing I've tried is eclipse.
And well it's nice I guess

One more eclipse fan things are competitive so far between eclipse and netbeans.

[Mr.Kurd]

I'm using NetBeans for Java JavaFX, HTML, Python, JavaME and JavaScript but for Android I use intellij.
NetBeans is first choise for beginner but Eclipe is hard but have a lot of plugins than NetBeans.

Then your favorite one is Netbeans
off topic: where have you been ?

Yeah, I'm using NetBeans.
About your question:
I cut my internet connection for a month because I was so bother, tired and my study too is big problem for me. Teachers wont teach so I started study myself.

[Vi-Sion]

@Mr.Kurd What are you studying if you don't mind asking ? cutting your internet connection to study won't help,at least it doesn't for me.
Using internet helps me study maybe because i'm a computer science student i found help online when i'm stuck.

[Mr.Kurd]

@Mr.Kurd What are you studying if you don't mind asking ? cutting your internet connection to study won't help,at least it doesn't for me.
Using internet helps me study maybe because i'm a computer science student i found help online when i'm stuck.

I said I cut my internet connection because I was so bother, tired and my study is just a part off my problems. I can't talk about my study maybe I will PM you on Discord.
For me cutting internet will give me sometimes to think off my study, future and problems.

[insidious]

Never liked netbeans. Fan of eclipse though I mostly use jetbrains IDEs

I am using intellij  because i in code java and android too.  And Android SDK use this so..

Exactly this! If i have to use an IDE, I opt for Jetbrains if it's anything other than web development. I personally prefer Atom for Web Development, however. I used Eclipse until it started eating up all my RAM and freezing xorg on some larger projects, at which point i found IntelliJ and fell in love with it. I never understood how I could have ever used a piece of shit like Eclipse.

Although, I mostly find myself using VIM. I only use IDE's if i'm contributing to some large Open Source projects (even then I can't live without a vim-keybinds plugin), or need advanced functionality like refactoring or something i'm too lazy to write a script for that's already included in an IDE. I prefer the debugging functions on large projects that IDE's provide with C-like languages, and the awesome thing with Jetbrains is that it connects right into GDB for C/C++ so I don't have to re-learn any debugging programs, but the IDE also provides extra debugging functionality (like interactively stepping through the code, which can be a HUGE help if I need to see the "big picture" on a large project and how the codebase is coming together).

Vim is love and life though.

If anyone still uses Eclipse I pity them, seriously try something else. Their are so many better IDE's out nowadays and Eclipse is still living off the days where there were only like 2/3 IDE's out and Eclipse was the best out of them.

[Nil]

Never liked netbeans. Fan of eclipse though I mostly use jetbrains IDEs

I am using intellij  because i in code java and android too.  And Android SDK use this so..

Exactly this! If i have to use an IDE, I opt for Jetbrains if it's anything other than web development. I personally prefer Atom for Web Development, however. I used Eclipse until it started eating up all my RAM and freezing xorg on some larger projects, at which point i found IntelliJ and fell in love with it. I never understood how I could have ever used a piece of shit like Eclipse.

Although, I mostly find myself using VIM. I only use IDE's if i'm contributing to some large Open Source projects (even then I can't live without a vim-keybinds plugin), or need advanced functionality like refactoring or something i'm too lazy to write a script for that's already included in an IDE. I prefer the debugging functions on large projects that IDE's provide with C-like languages, and the awesome thing with Jetbrains is that it connects right into GDB for C/C++ so I don't have to re-learn any debugging programs, but the IDE also provides extra debugging functionality (like interactively stepping through the code, which can be a HUGE help if I need to see the "big picture" on a large project and how the codebase is coming together).

Vim is love and life though.

If anyone still uses Eclipse I pity them, seriously try something else. Their are so many better IDE's out nowadays and Eclipse is still living off the days where there were only like 2/3  IDE's out and Eclipse was the best out of them.

I might give another a shot. Do any other IDE's share a debugging feature similar to Eclipse? I've never had to debug outside of Eclipse so not sure how other IDE's implement it, if not the exact same.