IntelliJ vs Eclipse - Which is Better for Beginner Developers? (Which is Worth It?)

IntelliJ vs Eclipse - Which is Better for Beginner Developers? (Which is Worth It?). In this video, we will discuss the differences between IntelliJ and Eclipse.
IntelliJ: www.jetbrains....
Eclipse: eclipseide.org/
The main difference between them is the available editions.
IntelliJ exists in three editions - Community, Ultimate, and Educational editions. The Community edition is free of charge and download-ready. The Ultimate Edition costs money. For individuals, it costs $169 in the first year, $135 in the second year, and $101 for the third year, excluding tax. It is worth noting that these prices are subject to change. The Educational edition suits educators and students. It is available for free, but one must apply for the license. However, Eclipse is available in one version that is open source and designed for Java developers. Additionally, it is free of charge and download-ready for all users.
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[@Submersed24]

Everyone keeps saying intellij sucks but eclipse is so damn ugly to work with. You can’t even search through code efficiently. Like why can’t it just list search results like in vscode???

[@toby9999]

Eclipse is total garbage in terms of its ui and usibility. Every time I try to use it, I feel my blood pressure rise, and I just want to scream at it. Vscode is not much better. It's ui is also pretty bad. Simpler... but still bad.

[@SkullEZClap]

What about NetBeans? Do more professionals just use Eclipse over NetBeans?

[@Submersed24]

I have been working in java professionally for a year and I absolutely hate every java IDE. Intellij feels way better but everyone bashes it

[@Mr-Hak1m-H]

I dont like intelij that much it's over load my computer (i have a low end laptop) Just i want my ide be more efficient i choose eclipse

[@CptSparky]

"Lai-nocs" 😂😂😂

[@anne_the_dev]

Intelij sucks 😂😂😂😂

[@Submersed24]

Every java ide I have ever used sucks. Vs code is so much better. Searching m/tracing through code is a nightmare in eclipse

[@LAUCHGeorge]

Give me an example why.

[@anne_the_dev]

@@LAUCHGeorge cuz Kotlin took our jobs, and intelij sucks cuz it's paid and the free one doesn't support most frameworks

[@LAUCHGeorge]

@@anne_the_dev Kotlin just made java better, the community version of intellij gets most of the job done, and if you need intellij for professionall work and you cant afford it, then all i can say is: sucks to suck