Mmm... Feels more like a loss leader than a technical disruption. Don’t get more wrong; look at Teams, it clearly works to offer a low/zero cost inferior produ

Mmm... Feels more like a loss leader than a technical disruption. Don’t get more wrong; look at Teams, it clearly works to offer a low/zero cost inferior product that is integrated into existing products, so fair call. ...but all that technical stuff? Oh come on; the jetbrains products are better, at basically everything; the only reason more people dont use them is that you have to actually pay for them. Sure, vscode starts more quickly on a low end machine when you have no plugins installed, but the quality of plugins varies wildly and so does the memory use / speed of vscode when you have them installed. ...and the tools it offers for most languages is simply... inferior; there simply no other way to describe the support for Java, kotlin, go, rust, python, c#. So... you know, in some ways it does feel like a disruption going on, but not because of technical reasons; Microsoft is just playing the “we have lots of money” card.