>>908661
I agree with this
Some IDEs like Eclipse, Visual Studio and NetBeans have become unbelievably heavy piles of shit.
They're fucking unusable as general purpose text editors, and you need to make a "project" to even edit a source code file. The projects have their retarded build systems and makefiles that no mortal can figure out
I think the best IDEs are the ones that lie somewhere between text editors and heavy IDEs. I used Geany in the past, it was very lightweight and it did everything i needed. It even had gdb integration, fucking great
Now i often have to use Eclipse because of my job and have to program in Java, its torture. Eclipse takes a good minute to start and become usable, and even then its still slow as fuck compared to other IDEs. The "project" folder is a mess of 9000 files, many of them .xml with no purpose