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code generation, templates, auto complete etc.), Easier AUT, simpler Java EE application deployment during development (for UT) etc. I've tried to mark the folder as a resource/test resource folder but it seems to simply take the contents of the folder and dump it directly into the target folder without the folder itself, just the contents. I'll also be interested to know about ANT/ Maven related benefits if there are - although my prime motives are to know if I can benefit from things like: Quicker development (e.g. In IntelliJ however it seems to not pick the folder at all. JUnit is a crucial part of the work (personally I started working in TDD several months ago - but lets not open that). Visual Studio - State-of-the-art tools and services that you can use to create great apps for devices, the cloud, and everything in between. But if I have to choose - I'll focus on teams only. IntelliJ IDEA - Capable and Ergonomic IDE for JVM. Try to be objective, and please only answer if you had substantial experience with both tools.Įdit: The scope of work I'm looking for is both for working on private projects and as part of a team of several developers working on the same product. What does Eclipse give me that IntelliJ lacks?

What does IntelliJ give me that Eclipse lacks? I'll narrow the question down to the world of Java SE and Java EE only. But this is exactly what I said about Visual Studio 2005 ( C#) before starting to work on Eclipse - and now I can't even write a Hello World in VS without getting annoyed. I know what Eclipse does and frankly I'm not missing anything.

I have been working with Eclipse for quite some time and recently got several recommendations to use IntelliJ.Īs I just saw that questions of the format of " Which IDE is better?" are frowned upon (not without a good reason) - I wanted to know objectively what are the advantages of IntelliJ over Eclipse.