I've canceled my Jetbrains subscription this year after about 10 years. While Goland is gold, Webstorm was a constant source of issues and annoyances. VS Code i

I've canceled my Jetbrains subscription this year after about 10 years. While Goland is gold, Webstorm was a constant source of issues and annoyances. VS Code is light years ahead in the JS world supporting Vue (Volar), Svelte, Tailwind - to name a few. In Webstorm, essential bugs / missing feature are open for years. Fixing Tailwind support took ages - no idea if it's working properly now. After switching to VS Code I found that almost everything you get with Jetbrains IDEs is available (often better) as a VS Code extension. The only area where Jetbrain has an edge is their integration with DataGrip, which is brilliant. But then, turned out DataGrip doesn't support the recent SQLite version. The answer from the Jetbrains support was a link to an open source repo that was not maintained anymore (or for a period of time - who knows). That's what I go after paying for 10 years for their ultimate package. Now I'm a more than happy VS Code user. The only thing I really miss is DataGrip. Instead of fixing their core products, they're creating new ones like Space. That is of course legitimate. They have all the right in the world trying to make more money. But it won't be my money.