Android Studio Alternatives

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Considering alternatives to Android Studio? See what this market Android Studio users also considered in their purchasing decision. When evaluating different solutions, potential buyers compare competencies in categories such as evaluation and contracting, integration and deployment, service and support, and specific product capabilities.

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1. Visual Studio IDE

4.5

Overall, I'd say my experience so far with Visual Studio has been super good. I use it almost daily for both main dev and some maintenance stuff, and honestly, it’s been reliable every time. I really like how easy it makes things like debugging and switching between projects and it just feels kinda familiar. Sometimes it's a little heavy and takes a bit longer to load up big solutions but, once it's running, I rarely have any problems. The whole git integration just makes life so much easier too and you don't need to keep jumping to another tool. So, yeah, overall, I just find it very solid and honestly can't imagine switching to anything else any time soon.Read all insights and reviews for Visual Studio IDE

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2. IntelliJ IDEA

4.5

Overall I'm pretty happy to be honest. I usually use another tool on our main dev projects, it's just what I'm used to. But whenever we switch to the automated test codebase, especially for all the Java and Selenium stuff, IntelliJ is just kind of awesome. Like, everything seems way smoother in there, code suggestions pop up right when I need them, and jumping around files feels easy. Setting up my test framework wasn't really a pain at all, barely needed to google stuff. There are these small features hidden around, I still find new ones sometimes that make my day easier, like some shortcut or something for refactoring. Reliability is solid too, haven't hit any major bugs so far, so I guess it does what it's supposed to do and lets me focus on writing tests instead of fighting the tool. To be honest, can't think of any huge cons I've had yet, maybe just wish it was a tiny bit lighter on memory but nothing too bad.Read all insights and reviews for IntelliJ IDEA

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3. Xcode

4.4

My overall experience with Xcode has been a bit mixed. On the positive side, I really like the built-in features such as interface Builder and SwiftUI previews, they make development much faster and smoother. However, Xcode is quite resource-heavy and crashes more frequently than expected, which is a little frustrating when it happens in the middle of a development work.Read all insights and reviews for Xcode

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4. PyCharm

4.5

The JetBrains suite is a complete set of Integrated Development Environments (IDEs), and PyCharm is the go-to environment for Python. JetBrains has made it easy to install its IDEs, including PyCharm, through JetBrains Toolbox. PyCharm has evolved over time, providing integrations with datastores, cloud services, and now ML/AI tools. Its wide range of plugins, as well as its early integration with GitHub Copilot, the option to use different models, and its recent agent mode lead to significant productivity improvements.Read all insights and reviews for PyCharm

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5. AWS Cloud9 (Legacy)

By Amazon Web Services (AWS)

4.5

Excellent secure, robust and flexible plataform that has allowed me to store personal data as well as use it as cloud computing, run and debug my codte, personal or business code.Read all insights and reviews for AWS Cloud9 (Legacy)

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6. Firebase Studio

4.5

Great for vibe coding. I went from prototype to deployed in 20 hours (+ 12 hours for a senior developer to hard code, check quality and security). The fact that it is natively connected to Firebase makes the whole process easier and more intuitive for an amateur developer like me. Having unlimited Gemini credits to make any changes is a real plus. By connecting Firebase Studio to github one can get a real coding environment: development, staging, production. What I didn't like is that sometimes when an error is detected and the agent can't solve it, it gets into a loop trying to fix it over and over again. Also, sometimes even if you tell the agent not to implement or change anything beyond the specific command given, the agent is proactively destructive, it takes the initiative to change parts that were already approved. Finally, sometimes when building the console environment it gets stuck, and doesn't load; I was about to cry thinking all the work done will be lost, but the day after it worked again (why? no clue)Read all insights and reviews for Firebase Studio

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7. PhpStorm

4.6

This IDE is great for writing PHP, as the name implies. Hook it up to Co-Pilot & the sky's the limit as the code suggestions are accurate maybe 75-80%, which improves productivity immensely.Read all insights and reviews for PhpStorm

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8. dbForge Edge

4.3

We have been using dbForge Edge for database administration and overall it has streamlined a lot of routine SQL tasks.The UI is clean, the tool is stable, and it supports multiple databases without needing separate tools.The only downside is that some advanced feature take time to explore and the licensing is slightly expensive for small teams Read all insights and reviews for dbForge Edge

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