IntelliJ IDEA Reviews

Summary: Overall, IntelliJ IDEA is a good IDE (especially for Java development) that is overshadowed by competitors such as VS Code and Visual Studio. Its expensive pro tier make it less desirable compared to the alternatives.

Positive: - probably the best built in Java language features of any editor
- sleek UI
- built-in version control and git diff
- syntax highlighting and snippet autocomplete
- free community version (stripped-down)
- excellent debugging tools
- Gradle/Maven support

Negative: - heavy on system memory
- expensive pro version
- can be hard to find more advanced features in UI

Summary: Overall, IntelliJ IDEA is a feature packed IDE with support of many frameworks and tools. The IDE works great for Java development and has multiple code assistance features like auto-completion and syntax highlighting.

Positive: - It has some unique features like version control and code completion.
- The debugging of code can be done quite easily and intuitively on IntelliJ IDEA.
- The user interface of the application is smooth and user-friendly.
- It does not take up a lot of storage in the system after installing.
- It has auto save features which save the code in case of accidental closing of the application.
- It has support for multiple frameworks.

Negative: - The set-up of the application requires precision, otherwise it throws a lot of errors.
- The community version does not have as good support as the paid version.

Summary: Overall, IntelliJ IDEA is a great IDE to code and build projects using almost any programming language. It has all the necessary tools that are required for assistance while building a project.

Positive: - The user interface of the application organized very well, and it also gives a tutorial on how to get started.
- Making is project is quite easy and step-by-step process.
- It has a quite good debugging tool that helps immensely while building the code.
- It has all the necessary features like syntax highlighting, error detection and extensions support.

Negative: - It is heavy to use, even on the system with decent processor and RAM.

Summary: Overall, IntelliJ IDEA is an all-in-one IDE for both front end and backend development. It is rich in features and support customizations.

Positive: - IntelliJ IDEA is a clean, intuitive, and, feature rich IDE for development.
- It supports all the major programming languages.
- The extension store has numerous extension and plug-ins to increase the functionalities.
- The appearance can be heavily customized according to the user's taste.

Negative: - IntelliJ IDEA is a bit heavy on the system's memory.
- It is an IDE for web development, but in application development there are performance issue while building the app.

Summary: Overall, IntelliJ IDEA is a smooth and a user-friendly IDE that has all the necessary features and supports all the major frameworks and languages.

Positive: - It supports all the major programming language and front end frameworks.
- It has in built feature for git and version control.
- All the major and famous plugins are available for IntelliJ IDEA.

Negative: - The community version lacks some important features.
- The business version is a bit expensive.

Summary: Overall, IntelliJ IDEA is an easy-to-use IDE that provides a lot of features and supports almost all the languages to code.

Positive: 1. It has some very useful features like auto-completion and syntax highlighting.
2. It supports almost all the programming language.
3. Furthermore, it has a quick and snappy UI that makes the coding fast and efficient.

Negative: 1. The console of the IDE is sometimes laggy.
2. There are some minor bugs here and there.

Summary: With regular updates, the application is always ready to deal with day-to-day changing technology. Easy to use.

Positive: It is a powerful platform with all sorts of tools to ease your coding and give you support while coding. Color schema and autocompletion help to write big codes faster.

Negative: The price for paid version could be more reasonable and lifetime access action should be there.

Summary: Altogether, It is a blessing for coders who does high-end work. The development on this software is amazing and provides a lot of functionality.

Positive: I have to code nearly every day. The interface it provides has really made my work easy, features like auto-completion and color coding are very helpful while doing long codes. The vast range of plugins comes in very handy.

Negative: There are not a lot of cons but there is one, the size and overwhelming features. It takes a lot of time to understand what each section does.

Summary: Super robust IDE and as expected, just about as confusing too. Not my go-to for quick and dirty Java coding.

Positive: IntelliJ IDEA has all the integrations to do it all - continuous delivery, linting, Gradle or Maven, cross-file references, you name it, IDEA likely has it.

Negative: That's great if you actually have a need for it, but IDEA is so heavily promoted especially via the Github student partnership that I reckon a lot of folks are using it, and struggling with all the added complexity.

Summary: Despite its memory utilisation problem and eslint, I would keep using that IDE as it has great shortcuts for keyboard users.

Positive: I have been using this IDE for over 5 years now and love using it every single day. I find the diff GUI tool very handy when it comes to comparing 2 pieces of code. Whether it be git branches or compare with clipboard, that is awesome. Also, the runner config profile is i think what beats everything. They keyboard shortcuts are very handy when it comes to opening new projects.

Negative: Sometimes, my Macbook really struggles in terms of processing as IntelliJ could be very memory consuming application. Also, sometimes my eslint configuration is not picked up automatically and for that reason i have to switch to VS Code.

Summary: Overall, IntelliJ IDEA is one of the best IDE for development and programming. It can be used by student as well as working professionals.

Positive: - The user interface is simple and straightforward, and all the features can be navigated without any hassle.
- The debugging is quite descriptive and fast.
- It supports all the major programming languages and extensions.
- It has all many developer tools that makes the development process a lot easier.

Negative: - The community version does not have enough features and the commercial version just too expensive for students and interns.

Summary: Overall, IntelliJ IDEA is a versatile IDE that comes with many useful features. Along with features, it also has a beautiful and customizable user interface.

Positive: - The best benefit of using IntelliJ IDEA as an IDE is that it has in-built version control system that saves a lot of time while developing software in team.
- It supports all the major frameworks and technologies for development.
- The features offered by community version is more than enough for many developers.

Negative: - There are some professional features that are only limited to the paid version, and the price of that is quite high and is not feasible for people working individually.

Summary: Overall, IntelliJ IDEA is an IDE that helps you code faster, resulting in increasing the overall productivity.

Positive: - IntelliJ IDEA is packed with useful features like auto-completion, syntax highlighting, and suggestions.
- It supports all the major programming language.
- It provides version control for the project.

Negative: - It is not an ideal IDE for low specification PCs.

Summary: IntelliJ IDEA is one of the best options to code in front-end development because of its professional-grade UI and stable build.

Positive: - It comes with some very useful features like auto-completion that reduce the coding time drastically.
- It has a very smooth and interactive UI.
- It supports all the major frameworks and programming languages.

Negative: - The GUI of the software is somewhat buggy to use.

Summary: Great IDE for beginners who wanted to learn Java for those who love to make Android apps, I do really recommend this IDE for newbie Android app maker.

Positive: What I like about IntelliJ are the ease to make Android apps you can make for your cousins or anyone. It also accurately detect my errors. And also, I can see the commits on what has changed on my git.

Negative: The thing I don't like is it is heavy and wastes my hard drive (a few GBs) and also lot of energy usage which can makes my bill increased and also it wastes my RAM like a few GBs (1-2GBs) and I cannot do something else while doing something outside the IDE.
And also the thing I don't like is the pricing. It costs a few dollars each month after free trial which my company is very small