> Their first response was that it's cheaper than before. It is cheaper if you are using a number of their products. It's the same price for the individual pr

> Their first response was that it's cheaper than before. It is cheaper if you are using a number of their products. It's the same price for the individual products I'm currently using. Net for me is that it's cheaper. > Which is fine, except I've never heard of a developer who would do that. I don't code in Python or Ruby every day, but when I do, it's usually for a specific project, and having PyCharm or RubyMine at a low price point and in an environment that I'm familiar with is nice to have. I wouldn't want to buy the IDE outright, but the lower price point is more attractive.