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vs code could always go this way in the future too. some of their most popular features are closed sourced freeware. they probably would never directly charge b
by denimnerd42 4y ago
vs code could always go this way in the future too. some of their most popular features are closed sourced freeware. they probably would never directly charge but it definitely violates the open source spirit when the guts of your IDE are closed off
- number6 4y agoThe out of the box experience of Pycharm is just amazing. Agreed you can do all this with VScodium or even Vim but it's all so much setup...
- mdaniel 4y agoAlso, the depth of the inspections present in all of the JetBrains products make them absolutely incomparable to any "linter" setup or current LSP implementations. But, relevant to this topic, so too is it some unholy incantations to try and run those same inspections in CI, partially because I think that very concept isn't important to JetBrains and partially because of the indexing required by the JB IDEs that drive everyone starkraving mad as compared to the less intelligent editors that can load a text file in a super big hurry