I&#x27;ve had literally the opposite experience. Everything I seemed to need, IntelliJ IDEA magically had. I just ended up uninstalling things like pgAdmin, for example, since IntelliJ IDEA is just far superior at doing the same thing, and it&#x27;s just right there where you code. Convenient. Usually it started out as, &quot;I wonder if it can...&quot; and then quickly find the feature that just does what I want.<p>Even as a Windows user myself, I can&#x27;t quite articulate what has always bothered me about Visual Studio in general over the years. It seems to have it&#x27;s own language, terminology, and way of doing things that you have to buy into. And I really don&#x27;t like that. Let me pick a folder, have that be my project, and edit text really clever like. That&#x27;s what I want.