When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found IntelliJ IDEA easier to use. However, reviewers preferred the ease of administration with WebStorm. Reviewers felt that the products are equally easy to set up, and both vendors make it equally easy to do business overall.
1. Cross-reference navigation. IDEA was the first Java IDE feature "Find uses" / "Find usages" functionality and this feature is still the biggest productivity factor. 2. Refactoring. IDEA and Eclipse introduced refactoring feature approximately at the...
It’s costly than eclipse and some time it’s hang while development . Its required to improve git support .
The refactoring tools are great. Syntax highlighting, spell checking, knowledge of included JavaScript frameworks, and the presence of a keyboard shortcut for almost any capability that the IDE has are all great for improving productivity and quality.
Slight lag issue would love for this to be solved soon
1. Cross-reference navigation. IDEA was the first Java IDE feature "Find uses" / "Find usages" functionality and this feature is still the biggest productivity factor. 2. Refactoring. IDEA and Eclipse introduced refactoring feature approximately at the...
The refactoring tools are great. Syntax highlighting, spell checking, knowledge of included JavaScript frameworks, and the presence of a keyboard shortcut for almost any capability that the IDE has are all great for improving productivity and quality.
It’s costly than eclipse and some time it’s hang while development . Its required to improve git support .
Slight lag issue would love for this to be solved soon