NetBeans

so yeah, that, that sort of thing grew out of my control, and it also helped.

And this was, you know, back in, this was also in the days where there was this IDs, like Eclipse and NetBeans, and they were very modularly designed to the extreme.

Right.

Almost to the extreme.

You get a dedicated, uh, environment that does not clutter your main workstation and transforms a cheap piece of silicone into a professional-grade coding tool.

You guys know I use NetBeans on the desk- on the desktop And I, [clears throat] uh, because I do a lot of markdown now, I actually went with VS Codeium.

Uh, there's still a few annoyances with it, but, uh, for example, I wish I could have stayed with Zettler, but Zettler wasn't able to edit text files.

Uh, yeah, so that was, that was a big-- That, that's, that, that's the reason.

At the end of the code, I do .var and hit tab, and IntelliJ fills in the types on the left for me.

I did it with NetBeans.

Alt-Enter.

No, no.

And I loved having that ability to customize.

And, you know, IntelliJ gives you like a whole ton of like customizations.

And I think any ID you typically use out there, whether it's NetBeans, Eclipse, you know, will give you the power to extend, you know, and basically...

But IntelliJ