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What do Jetbrains customers mostly use? From my understanding, it's mostly Intellij and GoLand, and some PyCharm. At least two of the three are languages that
by shay_ker 6y ago
What do Jetbrains customers mostly use?
From my understanding, it's mostly Intellij and GoLand, and some PyCharm. At least two of the three are languages that are every difficult to be productive in with Sublime or Vim alone.
I guess PyCharm allows you to stop thinking about whitespace? In seriousness, not trying to start another holy war.
- brentm 6y agoRubyMine & WebStorm are both great products.
- shay_ker 6y agosure, i'm wondering how many people pay for them though
- renewiltord 6y agoEveryone I know who pays for them just buys the "All Products" pack. The loyalty discount just makes it a no-brainer.
- fgonzag 6y agoI know of quite a few developers in Mexico who pay for it out of pocket because of how much they like it and how much it improves their efficiency. I'm talking people on 40-50k salaries top.
- shay_ker 6y agoshow me the data!
- fgonzag 6y agoRider is great. You do have VsCode competing in that space, but I still like Rider better as an actual IDE. Though VsCode with vim mode is my default lightweight editor now.
- mekster 6y agoWhat language can you even be much proficient with Vim compared to JetBrains? Vim is only good for editing config files.