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Sheesh, I wish I was worth $500/hr. I guess I'm not professional enough.

by sippeangelo 6y ago

tonyedgecombe 6y ago
IntelliJ is $149 for a personal license.
- _xoo 6y ago
  That's still more like a couple of hours :)
- bredren 6y ago
  That's for the full suite, too. Pycharm covers a lot of web dev beyond python and personal is only $89 first year, $71 second and $53 third.
  - jerrycruncher 6y ago
    And you don't need to continue your subscription unless you want continued updates. My PyCharm 'subscription' lapsed around two years ago, and I'm only planning on purchasing a new fallback license for the upcoming 2020.3 release because their excellent vim-mode plugin finally supports jump lists, but requires a newer version than the one I originally paid for - and I'm honestly happy to pay them again.
    - ta988 6y ago
      And you will love the new version! So much changed these last too years.
- mdaniel 6y ago
  And they allow one to use the personal license at work, so long as no one at home is simultaneously using that license (I'm paraphrasing, and also cognizant that "at work" and "at home" now mean something radically different than this time last year) : https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240855-Can-I-use-my-personal-license-at-work-and-at-home- https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240855-Can-... (going up one level has all kind of interesting other licensing FAQs) I actually still do that even though work bought me an IJ license because my personal _suite_ license covers more tools
  - SAI_Peregrinus 6y ago
    Same. I like using the tools for any personal projects, and it's worth the price for the individual use subscription.
SAI_Peregrinus 6y ago
"All Products Pack" for individuals is $250/yr, first year, dropping to $200 for year 2 and $150 for year 3+. Still quite a lot more than I make in an hour, but definitely not $500. Are you looking at the organization pricing?

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Sheesh, I wish I was worth $500/hr. I guess I'm not professional enough.

by sippeangelo 6y ago

Sheesh, I wish I was worth $500/hr. I guess I'm not professional enough.

tonyedgecombe 6y ago
IntelliJ is $149 for a personal license.
- _xoo 6y ago
  That's still more like a couple of hours :)
- bredren 6y ago
  That's for the full suite, too. Pycharm covers a lot of web dev beyond python and personal is only $89 first year, $71 second and $53 third.
  - jerrycruncher 6y ago
    And you don't need to continue your subscription unless you want continued updates. My PyCharm 'subscription' lapsed around two years ago, and I'm only planning on purchasing a new fallback license for the upcoming 2020.3 release because their excellent vim-mode plugin finally supports jump lists, but requires a newer version than the one I originally paid for - and I'm honestly happy to pay them again.
    - ta988 6y ago
      And you will love the new version! So much changed these last too years.
- mdaniel 6y ago
  And they allow one to use the personal license at work, so long as no one at home is simultaneously using that license (I'm paraphrasing, and also cognizant that "at work" and "at home" now mean something radically different than this time last year) : https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240855-Can-I-use-my-personal-license-at-work-and-at-home- https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240855-Can-... (going up one level has all kind of interesting other licensing FAQs) I actually still do that even though work bought me an IJ license because my personal _suite_ license covers more tools
  - SAI_Peregrinus 6y ago
    Same. I like using the tools for any personal projects, and it's worth the price for the individual use subscription.
SAI_Peregrinus 6y ago
"All Products Pack" for individuals is $250/yr, first year, dropping to $200 for year 2 and $150 for year 3+. Still quite a lot more than I make in an hour, but definitely not $500. Are you looking at the organization pricing?