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Doclipser and "Eclipse Docker Tooling (EDT)" were compared for Eclipse IDE. EDT is very stable, more rich in features, easier to use. When running dockerfile from IDE, project runs as Docker-project (instead of gradle project or maven project). EDT tool is very well supported. Similarly for IntelliJ Idea IDE, there is Docker-Integration plugin (https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/7724-docker-integration) which is the only choice available for that IDE and is also feature rich.
I also compared Vagrant Plugin and Eclipse Vagrant Tooling (EVT). None of them supports intellisense, code highlighting, and has very simple features to start, stop, suspend and run the VM which can be done from external CLI tool also. Running docker container via vagrant is more effortful than simple running a dockerfile from eclipse IDE.
A nice ide integration is good for easy and fast developer onboarding. It should allow developer to -
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