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> Some of the old questions are kind of invalid, instead of the best IDE/compilers money can buy, all that stuff is generally free now. I wouldn't say this que
by black3r 4y ago
> Some of the old questions are kind of invalid, instead of the best IDE/compilers money can buy, all that stuff is generally free now.
I wouldn't say this question is completely invalid now, it's just evolved from IDE/compilers to SaaS software. You can use open source equivalents and/or host your own, but using clouds (AWS/GCP/Azure) and well-supported full-featured SaaS softwares like slack, sentry, ngrok, readme, postman, intercom, mixpanel, notion, asana, netlify, figma, zapier, etc. can save your team hundreds of hours of frustration...
- VLM 4y agoemacs and gcc are "free" free. I use and like asana, but I assure you it is not free, my company pays a lot for that. I think we get much more value than it costs, but that doesn't mean the cost is zero, I think its nearly $200/yr/seat maybe more. Those products have a drug-pusher business model where the first hit is free then the invoices start rolling in.