I was an Eclipse fan but after switching to IntelliJ IDEA I never looked back. However, IntelliJ IDEA beats them all hands down when it comes to features and productivity. It's a solid foundation for the Ultimate Edition (that boasts a lot more web development, enterprise-grade features), and it offers users a surprising amount of useful features.There are a handful of editors and Integrated Development Environments (IDE) for Java. IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition is a comprehensive app all on its own.
It comes with custom themes, Space integration, issue tracker integration, support for diagrams, dependency structure matrix, and can also detect duplicates. The app can also host up to 50 guests for an unlimited period.
IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition can only deploy projects to Docker, and Docker Compose (via a plugin). Probably the biggest difference between the Community Edition and the Ultimate one is related to the provided deployment methods. These include Git, GitHub, Subversion, Mercurial, Team Foundation Server, and Perforce. In short, an impressive toolset for workflow optimization.Īnother advantage of the Community Edition is the fact that it works with all the version control platforms as the Ultimate Edition. The Community Edition comes with a debugger, decompiler, Bytecode viewer, test coverage, test runners, and an embedded terminal. It also comes with support for Maven, Gradle, Ant, sbt, Bloop, and Fury. In terms of build tools, IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition integrates with major build automation tools for Java, Scala, and JavaScript. A seriously impressive set of features for a free product The community edition also comes with support for the following frameworks: Android, Swing, and JavaFX. Not only that but it also comes with support for Groovy, Kotlin, Scala (via a plugin), Dart, Rust, Python, Jython, HTML, XML, JSON, YAML, XSL, XPath, and Markdown. Nevertheless, the Community Edition provides a lightweight yet very capable IDE for Java development. The Community Edition of IntelliJ is free and open-source and provides fewer advanced features than the premium Ultimate edition. It's probably the best Java IDE currently on the market, and it comes in two editions: Community and Ultimate. IntelliJ IDEA is one of the most successful and popular products to have ever come from JetBrains.
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