Compare Aptana Studio and Eclipse 
- Users report that Aptana Studio excels in its "Ease of Setup" with a score of 9.0, making it a preferred choice for those who want a quick start, while Eclipse, with a score of 8.2, may require more configuration and setup time.
- Reviewers mention that Aptana Studio's "File Management" features are rated at 8.5, which some users find intuitive for organizing their projects, whereas Eclipse scores slightly higher at 8.6, with users appreciating its robust project management capabilities.
- G2 users highlight that both products offer strong "Multi-Language Support," with Aptana Studio scoring 8.5 and Eclipse at 8.6, but Eclipse is often noted for its extensive plugin ecosystem that enhances language support even further.
- Users on G2 report that Aptana Studio's "Customization" options are rated at 8.4, which allows for a decent level of personalization, but Eclipse shines with a score of 8.6, as many users appreciate its flexibility and the ability to tailor the IDE to specific workflows.
- Reviewers say that both products provide solid "Help Guides," with Aptana Studio scoring 8.2 and Eclipse at 8.5. However, Eclipse users often mention that its community support and documentation are more comprehensive, making it easier to find solutions to common issues.
- Users report that while both Aptana Studio and Eclipse have similar scores for "Patching & Updates" (8.5 for both), Eclipse users frequently mention a more consistent update schedule and better communication regarding new features and fixes.
The feature that kept me on Aptana the longest (I now use vim, which I would not recommend to anyone - and damn this survey for making me lie despite my extensive experience with Aptana - ) was the formatter. With a simple, CTRL+Shift+F - your code is...
The installation process is totally tedious and unacceptable! The problem is that as they have the god/promising/greedy intention to cover several languages and technologies the installation phase encounters this situations: - Besides of the 64-bit...
Runs on all platforms. Provides easy access to remote targets. Provides easy access to debug tools. Lots of documentation. Integrated git support is excellent. Once you get used to the tool, and you become an expert, the world opens up. There are so many...
It is extremely outdated. VSCode, Atom, IntelliJ are far superior to Eclipse today.
The feature that kept me on Aptana the longest (I now use vim, which I would not recommend to anyone - and damn this survey for making me lie despite my extensive experience with Aptana - ) was the formatter. With a simple, CTRL+Shift+F - your code is...
Runs on all platforms. Provides easy access to remote targets. Provides easy access to debug tools. Lots of documentation. Integrated git support is excellent. Once you get used to the tool, and you become an expert, the world opens up. There are so many...
The installation process is totally tedious and unacceptable! The problem is that as they have the god/promising/greedy intention to cover several languages and technologies the installation phase encounters this situations: - Besides of the 64-bit...
It is extremely outdated. VSCode, Atom, IntelliJ are far superior to Eclipse today.
