I will repeat my usual complaint: I wish the Eclipse Foundation would invest more into making the IDE better, and I wish they would make it easier for people to contribute to it.
I am pretty sure the free Community Edition is still much better than Eclipse.
I’ve also tried to use their products but by the time I need to, my 30-day has already expired so I just stick with Eclipse and VSCode.
That, an incremental Java compiler that isn't just using the one from Eclipse, not indexing every couple of minutes, and no 10 finger chord shortcuts.
Please prove the audience how to do JNI in InteliJ, without an additional Clion license.
Not a lame plugin, rather the same experience as Eclipse, Netbeans, or the one that Google has paid for on Android Studio.
This isn't something I hear everyday. Care to explain?
Then again, it's all probably relative - most IDEs (including the likes of Visual Studio) are slow compared to something like Lazarus, VS Code can feel slow compared to Sublime or Vim but whether that matters much is up to the reader. Personally, I like the features that JetBrains tools have, and those are more or less my daily drivers (I pay for the Ultimate package of all tools, alongside GitKraken, MobaXTerm and some other software), others might differ in that aspect.
That said, I don't think that JetBrains Fleet is quite as good as VS Code yet, so I use VSC for my more lightweight editing needs or on lower spec devices, sometimes also dropping down to Notepad++/Gedit or Nano for simple text/config files as well.