I've used NetBeans for Java development, and I would return to it.
Visual Studio is the best for everything related to Microsoft technologies.
Finally, I'm creating profiles and WorkSpaces in Codium (VSCode). I love its flexibility, personalization per technology (I'm playing with different things -SQL, Python, Julia, Rust, Go, JS, Deno, Docker, ...) and I'm loving to jump according to what I want to do.
Themes: always Dark modes, but referencing which tech I'm working on.
A 'driven' software engineer with a passion for cars and tabletop games. Get it, driven? Because cars and... Okay, I'll stick to writing code instead of puns. π
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I've used NetBeans for Java development, and I would return to it.
Visual Studio is the best for everything related to Microsoft technologies.
Finally, I'm creating profiles and WorkSpaces in Codium (VSCode). I love its flexibility, personalization per technology (I'm playing with different things -SQL, Python, Julia, Rust, Go, JS, Deno, Docker, ...) and I'm loving to jump according to what I want to do.
Themes: always Dark modes, but referencing which tech I'm working on.
Visual Studio in the classic Dark Theme! β₯ VS Code is doable, but it lacks a lot of the UI flow that I've gotten used to over the years.