Java IDE market share?

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Java IDE market share?

Is there an up-to-date survey of Java IDE market share published on the web? I found stats from five years ago when I searched.

NB This question is not designed to be a poll of the stackoverflow community for favorite Java IDE. However, that poll does exist.

+3 A:

I do not know of any official statistics but my personal experience in Belgium is:

a) 50/50 IntelliJ/Eclipse for Java development when people are freelancer or get their intelliJ license paid by work.

b) 01/99 IntelliJ/Eclipse for Java development when people have to pay the IntelliJ license from their net income.

Ruben 2008-10-15 22:58:22

I agree with your answer assuming the "Eclipse/IntelliJ" was supposed to be "IntelliJ/Eclipse" in part b). I'm also noticing a slight comeback for NetBeans ... I think it may be related to the recent enhancements, but more importantly, it's integration with GlassFish.

Steve Moyer 2008-10-15 23:12:29

I agree with what Steve Moyer wrote; although NetBeans comeback is still in the geek / early adopter crowds, not as much on workplace. From observation in workplace it is still between IntelliJ and Eclipse (and its derivative like RAD, MyEclipse, and Aptana).

DJ 2008-10-16 00:54:14

I also hear a lot of the positive buzz on Netbeans since last year, but I have not encountered it on the workfloor yet.

Ruben 2008-10-22 10:01:23

I've yet to see a Java developer using netbeans. The few netbeans users here are working in JRuby or using the SQL tools. We are split about 25/75 Idea to Eclipse. Anyone doing Java + JRuby is using Idea. Anyone doing Java only is using eclipse.

sal 2009-06-18 16:14:17

I have used NetBeans for a long time, since nb3.5. And in my current company there are also many developers use NetBeans in different countries. Some training even use NetBeans 3.x that created in years ago.

2009-08-26 15:52:30

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