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Intellij IDEA vs Eclipse/MyEclipse

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JavaCoder - 09 Apr 2007 13:29 GMT
I recently took on a consulting assignment with a number of front-end
technologies like struts, html/css, jsp and some other backend
technologies like hibernate.   I want to settle on a single IDE and am
trying to decide between the latest Intellij IDEA or Eclipse enhanced
with MyEclipse.   I'm been mainly a serverside guy and need to get up
to speed quickly with the front-end stuff.

One thing I keep hearing of is how intuitive IDEA is, but whenever I
got stuck, the manuals seem woefully lacking.  For instance, I
couldn't figure out how to create a deployment war with a custom
directory structure.  In MyEclipse, it was basically how you
structured your folders under the web context root.

I don't mind some learning curve just want to know whether one has
clear advantages over the other.
Lew - 09 Apr 2007 13:49 GMT
> I recently took on a consulting assignment with a number of front-end
> technologies like struts, html/css, jsp and some other backend
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> I don't mind some learning curve just want to know whether one has
> clear advantages over the other.

Personally I use NetBeans for Java development, given the opportunity to choose.

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David Segall - 09 Apr 2007 14:19 GMT
>I recently took on a consulting assignment with a number of front-end
>technologies like struts, html/css, jsp and some other backend
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>I don't mind some learning curve just want to know whether one has
>clear advantages over the other.
How did you decide to limit the choice to those two? If you are still
looking then have a look at my list of IDEs at
<http://ide.profectus.com.au>. I believe that NetBeans and JDeveloper
are ahead of both IDEA and Eclipse for JSP developers.
Arne Vajhøj - 10 Apr 2007 00:43 GMT
> I recently took on a consulting assignment with a number of front-end
> technologies like struts, html/css, jsp and some other backend
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> I don't mind some learning curve just want to know whether one has
> clear advantages over the other.

I would say go with what you like. You are very likely most
productive using that.

And I would suggest using the IDE for writing code and
ant for building.

Arne


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