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I started learning FPGA development on AMD Vivado on a Basys3 board. After some fundamentals and learning the FPGA workflow, it all worked coherently for me. Troubleshooting designs has a good flow, easy to check critical paths/timing. There is abundant documentation and easy access to every element like IP cores, templates for implementing pretty much anything… Then, I happen to find a good deal on a DE1-SoC board and got it in excitement. However Intel Quartus have been a nightmare to work with. Nothing works, everything requires a custom workaround. I wouldn’t even be able to intall it and get it running without extensive AI help. Documentation is very bad. Even now I can actually do some work on it, I have to stick to the GHRD as a baseline or things won’t work. I really liked the DE1-SoC board, it is a beast but not being able to use it properly feels sad. Maybe I am doing something wrong or missing essentials that would make the experience better? I wanted to ask the community’s current opinions on the topic. How has been your experience with Vivado suite or Quartus Prime?