IntelliJ vs Eclipse

Vincent Privat vincent.privat at gmail.com
Sun Jun 2 19:39:03 UTC 2019


You won't find consensus between those who prefer Eclipse and those who
prefer IntelliJ. Either we support both of them of none.
Personally I still use Eclipse even if I have a an IJ license but that's
more because I'm so used to use Eclipse I didn't find the time to "learn"
IntelliJ rather than a personal preference.
Cheers,
Vincent

Le dim. 2 juin 2019 à 21:29, Simon Poole <simon at poole.ch> a écrit :

> As a non-JOSM dev, but forced to use IntelliJ now and then, and somebody
> who really doesn't particularly like Eclipse: IntelliJ sucks so badly
> that it makes eclipse look like the pinnacle of UI design. Just try
> using IntelliJ with less than perfect eyesight, that is just one aspect
> of many.
>
> The canonical solution would be to move to gradle as the underlying
> build system, which works for both, potentially with a little bit of
> work on the eclipse side (and I use that setup with a tiny weeny company
> trying to make it impossible).
>
> Simon
>
> * the involvement of the tiny weeny company with IntelliJ would be a
> reason on its own not to move without an alternative.
>
> Am 02.06.2019 um 20:59 schrieb Michael Zangl:
> > I noticed that a lot of devs have changed from Eclipse to IntelliJ
> >
> > The free community edition is fine for working on JOSM and we have
> > some ultimate licenses available if any core dev needs them.
> >
> > We currently have those build systems checked into our svn repository:
> > * ant
> > * Eclipse
> > In #17218 [1] I added a first patch to support IntelliJ as well.
> > The problem is: If we add support for IntelliJ, we have to update 3
> > build systems every time we change something. So it would be best to
> > drop Eclipse then. Eclipse was not developed that much in the last
> > view years and lacks behind IntelliJ a lot, especially when it comes
> > to debugging.
> >
> > Therefore, I would like to get a short heads up from JOSM core devs,
> > if you are using (or want to be using) IntelliJ or Eclipse (or if you
> > don't care).
> >
> > It is probably best if we continue the discussion in the ticket.
> >
> > Michael
> >
> > [1] https://josm.openstreetmap.de/ticket/17218
> >
>
>


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