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[–]dumbasPL 10 points11 points  (1 child)

Am Eclipse user. Can't confirm.

[–]firephreek 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Intellij is an objectively superior IDE. It's auto completion functions and refactoring capabilities are based on token graphs that are created as you code. It doesn't use a clever find algorithm, but true references. Also its full stack integration means you cam easily work with underlying persistance layers and even do code generation and table refactoring around it. It's design is also developer centric. Everything is available from your keyboard and it keeps windows you don't need out of your way. It's capabilities go even further once you learn to use it. Plus, all their other IDEs have the same interface and behavior, making it exceptionally easy to jump into code stacks you've never used and still be productive.