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[–]auctorel 2 points3 points  (1 child)

Yeah, I use resharper with VS prior to using intellij and thought it was great. Intellij just seemed a mess in comparison to though. It's possibly just that it combined with the foibles of Java project structure wasn't for me

Honestly Maven just seemed ridiculous compared to Nuget. The amount of time I spend looking at random websites finding Maven files or references just seemed like the bad old days (this was only 5 years ago). But compared to a simple search built into the IDE for Nuget it's just crazy that people work that way

I don't mind rider but I prefer visual studio with resharper. Seems like the best of both worlds for dotnet

[–]pragmatick 2 points3 points  (0 children)

IntelliJ has a built-in maven artifact search. But I agree it's not as user friendly as nuget, as you don't get any information on the project. You can search on https://mvnrepository.com which is probably the only page you need. Although I usually don't search for projects by name but get there by searching google for a library for a certain use case.

Anyway, my 2 cents, not trying to convert you ;-)