This is true about Eclipse, but after awhile it can start taking on a Rube Goldberg feel of it. At the same time I've still found the feel of the application to still be lighter than NetBeans...
I'm presently torn between two worlds right now. I've been a huge fan of Eclipse for many years, despite it's warts, but as I do more Kotlin work and do more things with Gradle it is a lot rougher around the edges than IntelliJ has been. IntelliJ has its own warts though, and would fail the "open source" requirement of the poll for languages I use Eclipse for like C++. At this point I'm 50/50/ between the two but because of the language diversity situation I mentioned I have to choose Eclipse
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This is true about Eclipse, but after awhile it can start taking on a Rube Goldberg feel of it. At the same time I've still found the feel of the application to still be lighter than NetBeans...
I'm presently torn between two worlds right now. I've been a huge fan of Eclipse for many years, despite it's warts, but as I do more Kotlin work and do more things with Gradle it is a lot rougher around the edges than IntelliJ has been. IntelliJ has its own warts though, and would fail the "open source" requirement of the poll for languages I use Eclipse for like C++. At this point I'm 50/50/ between the two but because of the language diversity situation I mentioned I have to choose Eclipse