Eclipse

[svella]

It might be just what you are used to - I prefer Eclipse to VS in many ways, but it takes a while to become comfortable with either, and switching back and forth is painful. That said, I much prefer IntelliJ IDEA to either of them.

[User 3760773]

"Its concept of 'workspace' is just bizarre and confuses me." I can live with the weird project concept. What I don't understand is how so many people can be fanboys for an editor that doesn't even properly support "undo" It's mess, there is no way to know what will actually be undone (or what was actually undone for that matter.) Did you click on another part of the UI after that typing mistake? Don't worry we'll just use the global undo stack and undo your last refactoring instead of the typing error. Did that refactor include creating a new file (that you edited?) No problem we'll throw that away too...

[RafagaX]

Yeah, Eclipse it's a terrible IDE, i had to use it once and i swore i'll never do it again unless i really have too. If you're developing on Java NetBeans is far better.

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[obermd]

I dumped eclipse and switched to the new Android Studio. Far more productive even as a beta product.

[Oleg A Lukin]

As far as I see in contest description:

Quote:

Article 2 - Setting Up Your Android Development Environment Comparison of the new Android Studio vs. Eclipse IDEs

I thought that assumes using of the above IDEs

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[Lost User]

I think those are guidelines as opposed to rules

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[Lost User]

But unfortunately for Java and not C++ :(

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