All three code platforms AWS, Google Cloud, Azure release features all the time. However, Google Cloud took a major leap by providing great tool developers by integrating with IntelliJ. Google did a great job covering the how it works in there Platform blog which is worth reading.
I have used Eclipse since it was released, prior to that I would use Emacs. However, for my master program over the last 3 years, I have been using IntelliJ. It’s become my go-to platform for coding work because IntelliJ is easy to use, and my various class groups typically use it. IntelliJ makes it free for students, which is a great way to develop a user base given its price tag.
Providing an easy to use a tool, which has an existing user based was smart by Google Cloud especially as it continues its to close the gap with AWS.
Finally, I’m not a big fan of Cloud9 on AWS. What do you think? Are you an IntelliJ or Cloud9 user?
All three code platforms AWS, Google Cloud, Azure release features all the time. However, Google Cloud took a major leap by providing great tool developers by integrating with IntelliJ. Google did a great job covering the how it works in there Platform blog which is worth reading.
I have used Eclipse since it was released, prior to that I would use Emacs. However, for my master program over the last 3 years, I have been using IntelliJ. It’s become my go-to platform for coding work because IntelliJ is easy to use, and my various class groups typically use it. IntelliJ makes it free for students, which is a great way to develop a user base given its price tag.
Providing an easy to use a tool, which has an existing user based was smart by Google Cloud especially as it continues its to close the gap with AWS.
Finally, I’m not a big fan of Cloud9 on AWS. What do you think? Are you an IntelliJ or Cloud9 user?
