That's really too bad. I actually used and liked WebStorm at one point. I've since switched to Atom, but I still occasionally miss some of the more advanced re

That's really too bad. I actually used and liked WebStorm at one point. I've since switched to Atom, but I still occasionally miss some of the more advanced refactoring and navigation features that indexing and static analysis made possible. Every time JetBrains released a new version of WebStorm I usually try to take a thorough look through the release notes and sometimes become tempted to give it another try. But this new subscription model has managed to completely kill any enthusiasm I had left for WebStorm and other JetBrains products. As a side note, I really hope this doesn't mean Cursive is going to have to switch to the same subscription model.