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It's really a reasonable cost. They're probably a solo developer or at best a small team and any subscription model will make that vastly more sustainable.
by ianlevesque 5y ago
It's really a reasonable cost. They're probably a solo developer or at best a small team and any subscription model will make that vastly more sustainable.
- donatj 5y agoTo my point, it is reasonable, but they've already been out priced by more capable products. It's not a good place to start.
- LanceH 5y agoExcept speed apparently. Goland and VS Code both have slow response times to clicks.
- Barrin92 5y agothe problem is that price isn't justified by the size or character of the team but by value added for the consumer, compared to other products in the same space. 60 bucks per year for a language specific IDE which has multiple competitors with more features just doesn't seem like that good of a deal. Others have pointed out LiteIDE, which is open source and doesn't cost anything.