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It would look like Datagrip without the ridiculous yearly subscriptions.

• solardev 4y ago
  Their subscriptions couldn't possibly be fairer. An annual individual license costs what, two hours of wages? And you get a perpetual fallback, and a 40% continuity discount. It's incredibly reasonable.
  • mgkimsal 4y ago
    Even more "incredibly reasonable" behaviour: giving 30 day access to EAPs which always seem to be updated every 30 days anyway means that almost anyone could, with a bit of work, use their products for 'free' long term. I know the price is going up in Oct, and I will likely 'buy ahead' 2-3 years at the current price now to save a bit extra.
• mgkimsal 4y ago
  It's likely because I buy 'individual' license, so my costs are lower, but I'm not sure what's all that 'ridiculous' about the subscription. If you pay for a year, you get that version forever, just without updates to newer versions. VERY similar to ... back in the 90s... going to a store and buying a CD with software on it, and using it 'forever'. Eventually, it didn't work with newer stuff, so you upgraded to a new version (with more money).
  • uoaei 4y ago
    That is a really fantastic model. It makes so much sense in retrospect. Kudos to all at Jetbrains!