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    Quote Originally Posted by Excavation View Post
    My computers are more than fine. I don't need overweight fat ass IDEs unnecessarily taking up around an entire gigabyte of memory with quite literally no code running in them at idle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Excavation View Post
    My computers are more than fine. I don't need overweight fat ass IDEs unnecessarily taking up around an entire gigabyte of memory with quite literally no code running in them at idle.

    I'm not sure what you mean by, "r-s" ranks.
    Galkon is right, IntelliJ and other JetBrains IDEs are industry leading and are some of the most used IDEs out there for very good reason - you cannot beat their functionality. I ran their IDEs just fine on my old work laptop which was a $300 laptop from 2012 (even before I upgraded it to 16GB RAM from 8GB RAM, and then ended up getting a new laptop at a new job) lmao

    Besides, unused memory is wasted memory - you want things to be cached in memory so they're faster and don't have to be loaded from the disk all the time.
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    I am puzzled as to why you decided you focus on older machines first.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Excavation View Post
    Eh... looks like it's limited to J2SE 1.3.
    I still find it useful though.

    edit- Jesus Christ what a heavy IDE

    Yeah, no. Fuck this shit. It's an overweight, over complex, bulky pile of garbage.
    There's a power saving mode.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Excavation View Post
    My computers are more than fine. I don't need overweight fat ass IDEs unnecessarily taking up around an entire gigabyte of memory with quite literally no code running in them at idle.

    I'm not sure what you mean by, "r-s" ranks.
    1gb of memory is nothing today. "No code running" is a fraction of what an IDE does. An IDE indexes all of your files for quickly navigating between files, searching all files for contents, and being able to reference your dependencies. Then being able to refactor, reformat, and manipulate your entire project's files at once. IntelliJ takes it even a step further than their other IDEs because most Java dependencies are well-documented, so you can even reference javadocs within your IDE. IntelliJ boosts productivity and reduces time spent doing otherwise trivial but time consuming things. If you're upset at an IDE using 1gb of RAM and also hoping to be a developer in any professional capacity -- I have bad news for you.
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    Just use IntelliJ
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    Quote Originally Posted by uint32_t View Post
    I ran their IDEs just fine on my old work laptop which was a $300 laptop from 2012 (even before I upgraded it to 16GB RAM from 8GB RAM, and then ended up getting a new laptop at a new job) lmao
    No one cares.

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    Just use IntelliJ
    Good job reading, quite literally, the first fucking post.

    Holy fuck.

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    1gb of memory is nothing today. "No code running" is a fraction of what an IDE does.
    Wasting memory is a bad habit.
    It's about doing it right.

    Quote Originally Posted by Galkon View Post
    An IDE indexes all of your files for quickly navigating between files, searching all files for contents, and being able to reference your dependencies. Then being able to refactor, reformat, and manipulate your entire project's files at once. IntelliJ takes it even a step further than their other IDEs because most Java dependencies are well-documented, so you can even reference javadocs within your IDE. IntelliJ boosts productivity and reduces time spent doing otherwise trivial but time consuming things. If you're upset at an IDE using 1gb of RAM and also hoping to be a developer in any professional capacity -- I have bad news for you.
    I don't actually care.

    Eclipse is a considerable alternative, albeit it doesn't even use more than a few hundred megabytes in comparison. Not to mention it's much easier to use.

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    I am puzzled as to why you decided you focus on older machines first.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Excavation View Post
    Wasting memory is a bad habit.
    It's about doing it right.
    Except it isn't a waste, how you're seeing it as a waste is beyond me. By caching things in memory it takes a lot of pressure off the CPU, thus allowing for improved overall experience and speed.
    There's no reason you shouldn't use whatever free memory your computer has; you're not going to gain anything by letting it go by unused. All IDEs also come with memory configurations that you can manage yourself.

    The part about eclipse being easier to use is just wrong too; just because you're used to an IDE or know how to use it doesn't make it less complex than another. Put both up on a fair comparison and I'm sure IJ would come out on top, there's a reason why most replies here suggest using IJ.
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by Excavation View Post
    Wasting memory is a bad habit.
    It's about doing it right.
    If by wasting memory, you mean letting memory sit there unused for no reason, then sure. I'll repeat myself -- if you're upset at an IDE using 1gb of RAM and also hoping to be a developer in any professional capacity -- I have bad news for you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Excavation View Post
    Wasting memory is a bad habit.
    It's about doing it right.

    Here i am on VS crying about being limited to (x86) 4GB RAM, and you are complaining about a IDE using 1GB?

     

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