I use both, and I think that Idea is, my opinion, easier to use, faster, and really intuitive. It has, at the moment, more fetures, more refactoring tools, more keyboard shortcuts... The big advantage of eclipse is that is free (in speech and beer) and lot of plugins are coming out every day, and is getting better with every release
no flames, I love debian, but the stable branch is really too old (kernel 2.2, xfree 3, no kde, ecc...).
And everytime i tried to upgrade the testing branch, something went broken...
Bye
i totally agree.
I'very interested in the project, and trying to follow its evolution. At the moment it looks "ready" on win32, but not yet on the linux platform (it's very slow and with some problems, for example i could use only the motif version, not the GTK one).
But i think their architecture, as long as i do understand it, is very interesting!
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I use both, and I think that Idea is, my opinion, easier to use, faster, and really intuitive. It has, at the moment, more fetures, more refactoring tools, more keyboard shortcuts ...
The big advantage of eclipse is that is free (in speech and beer) and lot of plugins are coming out every day, and is getting better with every release
no flames, I love debian, but the stable branch is really too old (kernel 2.2, xfree 3, no kde, ecc...).
And everytime i tried to upgrade the testing branch, something went broken...
Bye
i totally agree.
I'very interested in the project, and trying to follow its evolution. At the moment it looks "ready" on win32, but not yet on the linux platform (it's very slow and with some problems, for example i could use only the motif version, not the GTK one).
But i think their architecture, as long as i do understand it, is very interesting!
Bye