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That customer is a cheapskate, too. They strongly encourage everyone to use the free Community versions of the IDEs unless you absolutely need something in the
by Stratoscope 5y ago
That customer is a cheapskate, too. They strongly encourage everyone to use the free Community versions of the IDEs unless you absolutely need something in the paid editions. (e.g. if you write C++ code it's OK to burn a CLion license.)
For my personal and work use, I pay for my own All Tools subscription or whatever they call it now. $149/year for everything JetBrains makes!
- MattGaiser 5y agoI don't get how people can use anything else for development. They handle all the little stuff so you can focus on the code.
- pjmlp 5y agoSome of us were already using IDEs before JetBrains was founded.
- Stratoscope 5y agoOf course! You and me both. Were you perhaps a Visual C++ or Eclipse use back in those days? Anyway, let's take GP's comment to mean "JetBrains and other great IDEs". Then we can all agree. :-)
- pjmlp 5y agoI still am. :)
- The_Colonel 5y agoI also remember using and marveling at Visual Studio 6.0. But the understanding of the word IDE back then and now is vastly different.
- pjmlp 5y agoHardly, when there is so much from Xerox PARC ones still left to replicate. Visual C++ 6.0 did not hold a candle to Delphi and C++ Builder, and Visual C++ 2019 still doesn't.
- Chris2048 5y agoJB dev isn't really that responsive. I've subscribed to certain bugs that have been in the backlog for years.
- closeparen 5y agoSome of us don’t have workstations capable of running or even indexing our codebases. Jetbrains Projector is the beginning of a remote development story, but VSCode is the only GUI editor taking remote seriously.