Eclipse, NetBeans or IntelliJ?

Question

What editor are you using for writing & compiling Java code?

Answer 1

I am a eclipse fan even for developing Javafx and android apps.

Answer 2

IntelliJ for me as i spend much of my time on Android Studio (IntelliJ based) so it feels like home

Answer 3

intellij is nice with java

Answer 4

I have used both eclipse and intellij

I found intellij to be more useful in my case:

1) You can use many tools with intellij as plugin. Some of which are not available on intellij

2) In paid version of intellij integration with tomcat is too easy. Hence, easy for your deployments on local.

3) Debugging becomes lot easy with values can be next to your code line. In eclipse you need to press few keys to see values.

4) Auto Suggestions are more closer in context of code you are using. Eclipse shows you all possible keywords.

Answer 5

NetBeans is too good for Java. M using it n found its a great IDE

Answer 6

for Java i use intellij idea, for php/html/js i use phpstorm

Answer 7

I would choose Adobe Dreamweaver as my preffered IDE, but it you don't want to pay, I would choose Eclipse because it has many features and it's easy to learn, you can jump right in.

Answer 8

Industry standard : IntelliJ

Answer 9

For Java, Eclipse. If you decide to learn C++, Visual Studio.

Answer 10

I have used both Eclipse and IntelliJ. I have less experience with IntelliJ, but already love the IDE features. I find the UI/UX of Eclipse to be a little less intuitive than IntelliJ. As for compile times... don't really know that. For me, unless compile times are an order of magnitude different then I wouldn't care (those times are probably roughly the same). But, the Eclipse IDE is improving all of the time and has already come a long way so I don't count it out.

Answer 11

I am new to coding but I just love IntelliJ Idea. I doubt there might be a compiler better than this (I have not used any other compiler just a hunch). It is a great IDE for learning.

Answer 12

it can use Netbeans for beginners. But it doesn't support Android programming. most advanced users used eclipse IDE for develop their programmes. it has more plugins to develop new programs like androids. In industry level professional users use Intelij IDE for create high quality software products.

Answer 13

I usually use a netbeans, but, you would not have a problems to use a any IDE, the best it is learn the java systaxis.

Answer 14

Eclipse, now I am using Eclipse Oxygen, itis fast and improved.

Answer 15

Eclipse es muy fácil de instalar y cuando inicien mi carrera comencé usándolo pero luego me quedé con netbeans

Answer 16

For a minute there I thought you were talking about lollies. lol!

Answer 17

I have Eclipse and IntelliJ but I think IntelliJ is better.
It is because Android Studio which make apps is IntelliJ based.