@AliceStollmeyer I love the hashtag #Eurostack!
Here is some #EuropeanTech that could be part of the concept
@protonprivacy
#Mastodon
#DeepL
#Toggl
#IntelliJ_IDEA
@Vivaldi
#OVH
@WeAreFairphone
@murena
I wrote about them here:
https://europeanperspective.news/how-to-be-a-free-european-citizen-online/
OK, einfach mal random Plugins deaktivieren hat anscheinend geholfen. Oder die Androhung von Eclipse. 
#IntelliJ_IDEA
Orr.. #IntelliJ_IDEA nervt gerade so hart. Gleich installier ich wieder Eclipse..
Am I the only one having a hard time with the "new Terminal" experience in #IntelliJ_IDEA ? I mean I just expect that thing to halfway behave like a normal terminal.. 
I know it's like discovering hot water, but #Android development is way too #bloated. #IntelliJ_IDEA has downloaded 1,5gb and it keeps telling me it still has to download another whopping 1,2Gb just to create a dummy apk.
@acf IDE: #IntelliJ_IDEA is still the best for Java IMO. #eclipse feels antiquated and #vscode feels like a scripted editor.
Build system: #Gradle is the pragmatic choice (less typing) compared to #Maven
Testing: JUnit Platform, using either Jupiter (the default engine) or #jqwik if you want the additional power of property-based testing.
Anything else?
@acf For your JDKs you either go with https://sdkman.io/ or you accept what #IntelliJ_IDEA offers you to install. I use the former since it gives me control over my Java versions in all contexts (ie command line, IDEs, build tools).
TIL a way a #StaticMethodImport in #Java can become tricky; if you are unfortunate enough to work on a codebase that (indirectly)
a) extends from a base class of a library which
b) introduces a method in an update that shares its method signature with a method that
c) is statically imported from somewhere else in a subclass in that codebase,
then the former wins rather than the latter. I would have very much liked to see a compiler or #IntelliJ_IDEA warning about an #AmbigiousCall 
Now that the code has been split up into multiple library workspaces and one binary workspace, IntellJ with the rust plugin doesn't do code analysis properly anymore. After reading for a bit, it seems that VS Code does a better job in this.
Does anyone have any recommendations on handing large codebases with multiple rust workspaces in IntelliJ or VS Code?
mist nino