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I love Jebrains IDEs. They can save you lot of time. For example, VSCode does not even come close to Jetbrains git branch comparison. It's insanely good. I thin

I love Jebrains IDEs. They can save you lot of time. For example, VSCode does not even come close to Jetbrains git branch comparison. It's insanely good. I think a proper IDE is always better than adding 10s of extension to get similar functionality from VScode. Even then it does not compare to the beast that is Jetbrains IDE. Jetbrains should keep working on their own thing instead of trying to change because of someone else. This holds true for people as well.

neilpanchal 4y ago
Me too, I don't think I can function without JetBrain products as an engineer. It is ridiculously powerful. PyCharm + Database tab + Debugger + Little calculator icon for impromptu interpreter + long tail of features that totally make it amazing. I don't use built in Git but I heard that's great too. The database feature has stuff like copy results of a query as INSERT statements. Mind blown.
- cole-k 4y ago
  The built-in git is honestly quite intuitive while still being pretty powerful. I haven't tried other GUI-like git integrations but I was a fan of IntelliJ's. That said I was talking to a friend about how great it was and he was like "yeah all these things you describe seem like they were lifted from magit" so I suppose once again the answer is "magit is still the best". Maybe if I ever have the motivation to actually set up an editor I'll try Spacemacs again but I get frustrated when things don't just work and end up going down the configuration rabbit hole anyway.
manmal 4y ago
As a VSCode user, I can see myself switching to Jetbrains because of these changes. Doing the occasional Flutter project, I always use VSCode for that instead of Android Studio. I just can’t stand the clutter and UI bloat in classic IntelliJ. I’m often on a 15“ screen, maybe that’s a contributing factor.

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I love Jebrains IDEs. They can save you lot of time. For example, VSCode does not even come close to Jetbrains git branch comparison. It's insanely good. I thin

by anthropodie 4y ago

neilpanchal 4y ago
Me too, I don't think I can function without JetBrain products as an engineer. It is ridiculously powerful. PyCharm + Database tab + Debugger + Little calculator icon for impromptu interpreter + long tail of features that totally make it amazing. I don't use built in Git but I heard that's great too. The database feature has stuff like copy results of a query as INSERT statements. Mind blown.
- cole-k 4y ago
  The built-in git is honestly quite intuitive while still being pretty powerful. I haven't tried other GUI-like git integrations but I was a fan of IntelliJ's. That said I was talking to a friend about how great it was and he was like "yeah all these things you describe seem like they were lifted from magit" so I suppose once again the answer is "magit is still the best". Maybe if I ever have the motivation to actually set up an editor I'll try Spacemacs again but I get frustrated when things don't just work and end up going down the configuration rabbit hole anyway.
manmal 4y ago
As a VSCode user, I can see myself switching to Jetbrains because of these changes. Doing the occasional Flutter project, I always use VSCode for that instead of Android Studio. I just can’t stand the clutter and UI bloat in classic IntelliJ. I’m often on a 15“ screen, maybe that’s a contributing factor.