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Ask HN: What are some developer tools that you would pay for?
- karanbir88 11y agoBy tools, if you mean IDE's, I'd say Brackets or Sublime Text are worth at least $10. If you can broaden to API's & SDK, the one I'd pay for is Google Maps.
- 0x400614 11y agoThat's funny because they are charging USD $70
- hellomynameise 11y agoI meant to say - if you were to buy a developer tool (not currently existing), what functions would you want?
- lokio9 11y agoI would buy a software which memorizes my programming habits and makes proposals while coding
- lokio9 11y agoSublime Text 2. I love its simplicity! Even using IDE's at work, sometimes you need a fast text editor with syntax highlighting.
- meekins 11y agoJRebel is awesome and well worth the price ($365/yr). Especially when iterating on a complex and messy JSF UI it really saves time on repackage/deploy cycles.
- shortoncash 11y agoI'm considering paying for CLion, but I am still on the fence about it. Perhaps someone in this thread can tell me whether CLion is everything they dreamed of and more. It's hard for me to evaluate something fairly in 30 days.
- AnimalMuppet 11y agoIntelliJ. (OK, I wouldn't personally pay for it, because I don't do enough Java work on my own. But for a company job, I'd push my company pretty hard to get it. And if I did a startup where it would be useful, I'd buy it.)
- TobbenTM 11y agoA smoother Quiver (http://happenapps.com/#quiver http://happenapps.com/#quiver) for Windows