[trotFunky]

Maybe someone has more "real" experience than me on this, but the article says :

> Since IDE support for Java is much more advanced than for C++, most environments (Eclipse, IntelliJ, IDEA) will be able to refactor Java. This means that most IDEs will allow you to optimize code to run with low latency, a capability that is still limited when working with C++.

He cites IntelliJ IDEA as a powerful Java IDE, but JetBrains does have a C++ IDE which is quite advanced (CLion) and whose refactor function always impressed me. I'm sure Visual Studio has some pretty impressive refactoring capabilities by itself or with JetBrains plugins. Is it really that bad and I've just not worked on large enough projects ?