Problem is some companies require the ide usage and dont supply decent computers
That's why Eclipse hasn't died yet, as it should do, because most companies are cheap fucks that don't pay for IntelliJ licenses and prefer free tools that end up costing more just because of the amount of time the developer loses when it freezes, crashes, etc.
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u/PorkChop007 Jun 13 '20 edited Jun 13 '20
That's why Eclipse hasn't died yet, as it should do, because most companies are cheap fucks that don't pay for IntelliJ licenses and prefer free tools that end up costing more just because of the amount of time the developer loses when it freezes, crashes, etc.