We used borland's c++ builder suite. Yes, borland was taken over by another company. We developed gui/ui forms, components, optimized events' C++ code, and sent them to our QA team (the c++ code police with their very strict quality assurance standards), and deployed them. No errors. No errors. Just good RAD.
I use Zed, written in Rust; it's very fast and has excellent performance.
I used an eclipse based IDE until it was out of support. I never liked the Studio, especially recent editions. It's a very cumbersome. Everything touched by Google eventually becomes crap.
Hi,
I've done something like a rad with the ZED GUI