I think they lost/overgrown competition. Other IDEs started to loose development speed and newer programs like sublime, atom and vscode are not comparable (they

I think they lost/overgrown competition. Other IDEs started to loose development speed and newer programs like sublime, atom and vscode are not comparable (they are more like improved vim + plugins experience than heavyweight IDE). I have switched to clion from eclipse CDT in 2018 (because of missing support for newer C++ standards) and never looked back (tried vscode but its UI is not customizable at all). Later I have subscribed for all product pack as I have projects in multiple languages (personal license is quite cheap especially with discount for long term customers). The only think I hate about jetbrains IDEs is their licensing. It is not possible to have all features in one project: * idea ultimate has plugins for everything except native (support is limited without debuger etc.) * clion has plugins for native but limited plugins for everything else (pycharm community, limited JS support, no big data tools for kafka etc.) I work on python project with some parts being C++ modules and I have to switch between IDEs for one project to have all features.