IntelliJ IDEA

Interface, Autosuggession, Refractoring, Git Integration.

Price of the Products is little bit on the higher side.

Free Plugins Availablity is rare for Intelij Idea.

If somebody works in Java Domain or related to the any plugins which are available on Plugins Store I would recommend them.

Salesforce Developemnt, Selenium Implementation and Github repository Management

IntelliJ offers me seamless integration through it's VCS, which lets me checkout projects from different platforms. The IDE is very well structured and let's me navigate around with ease, and handles basic syntax errors without troubling the user. Code debugger and it's inbuilt database management system are additional features that I like best.

IntelliJ needs to work on it's plugin community, which though saw a jump in it's latest edition but is still far behind compared to its competitors in the market.

The one problem I face is with the dearth of plugins and inability to utilise the existing ones to the fullest.

As for benefits, I have been able to collaborate seamlessly with team members to work on projects and contribute code.

the simply that it is this tool to work, the shortcuts are so helpfully, the integration of plugins to other tool like sonar, git, AWS and framework like flutter... is so simple. Also you can configure your environment to run your application with one simple click or command run code coverages and include and excludes packages and class. Maybe it so possible that other IDEs have the same plugin but IntelliJ is really really intuitive to anybody

maybe one think that it's not nice, it's that you need to pay for some features are include in professional or business version but it's compressive, although there so many plugins that can do almost the same for you for free

Use it, it so simple to use and it made your work more pleasurable if you can from another IDE you can import your shortcuts

I don't say problem because IntelliJ is a tool that i use every single day to do my work, and Benefits are a lot, because IntelliJ make more simple my work to code and fix any feature in my work

Features, plugins, programming language support, it's 'productivity guide'. Definitely the best IDE in the market for software folks.

Some features are buggy. Also, some essential plugins(eg. - SQL) come only with ultimate edition. License is pretty expensive.

Best IDE in the market. Your productivity would rise by many folds if you use the right way. Community edition comes free of cost!

App development and testing. It increases productivity by many folds when compared with traditional IDEs!

IntelliJ IDEA Enterprise edition is to die for. It is the best IDE out there in the market. It has got some out of world features like smart code completion, good suggestions for variables, finding the appropriate methods, column selection mode. All of our batch mates use this IDE only. It makes the work productive and is very easy to integrate.

What I dont like about intellij is that indexing takes lot of time. The time to load a new project also takes a little bit of time.

I am stating down all the benefits that I get from IntelliJ:

Column Selection Mode

Smart Code Completion

Auto Imports

Finding Appropriate Methods

Suggestions for almost all frameworks

There is a shortcut for everything and this speeds up my work

Can be considered expensive for single users

Stop looking for alternative :)

Writing Java and kotlin code

The design

The different features out of the box such as the debugger, the console tab ...

IT becomes slow sometimes but only while using windows

I use it to code in Java or Scala for big data

Intuitive shortcuts, code templates, debugger

Creating a jar with dependencies is harder than in Eclipse when not using Maven

IntelliSense works great, code templates and grouped intuitive shortcuts are increasing the productivity a lot

I work for test automation - usually building test automation frameworks for UI and API testing

Easy to load existing projects and create projects, easy to create build parameters

Nothing so far, everything works fine as it should do.

If you want to work with Spring Framework, Spring Boot I recommend it strongly

I develop web apps with InteliJ Idea

I like Auto-complete feature of the IntelliJ the most.

IntelliJ saves a lot of time by automatically downloading dependencies.

It comes with integrated git which is very useful while merging the code and fixing conflicts.

It converts code form java to kotlin.

It takes long time to start up.

Also, each time I login, it asks me to buy a plugin I used to use in the past which is very annoying.

Difficult to find few settings.

If you are writing code in java or kotlin, you should definitely try IntelliJ.

IntelliJ comes with integrated git which makes version control really easy.

We are using IntelliJ as an integrated development tool for java code repositories.

IntelliJ helps us in refactoring the code. We can rename a class and all its usages are also renamed.

It shows errors upfront which save our time to fix errors later.