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> It also doesn’t help that they have a subscription licensing plan. Even though they do have perpetual fallback, it doesn’t seem like a giant bloated IDE like
by eropple 4y ago
> It also doesn’t help that they have a subscription licensing plan. Even though they do have perpetual fallback, it doesn’t seem like a giant bloated IDE like this will hold up very long without updates.
FWIW, I stopped updating paying for IDEA in 2019 and it hasn't bothered me. I don't do JVM stuff every day anymore, that's why I stopped, but when I have to go hack on something, it's just fine.
Agreed on the multiple IDEs thing. I don't write C++ regularly but that'd make me tear my hair out.