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They're exercising their own tools and library code to produce this. Tools like Datalore (Jupyter competitor) would be next-to-useless if no one at the team use

They're exercising their own tools and library code to produce this. Tools like Datalore (Jupyter competitor) would be next-to-useless if no one at the team uses them to develop some kind of product.

TylerE 3y ago
Maybe they shouldn't try to have 12,345 different products then? The core product line isn't really in a great spot right now. I'm seriously considering switching away from IDEA for the first time in a decade due to how bad the performance has gotten.
- csmiller 3y ago
  What alternative(s) are you considering?
  - TylerE 3y ago
    Very relunctantly, VS Code. The bit I'm actually having the hardest time with is IntellIj's SQL/DB stuff
    - ramon156 3y ago
      Thats funny, because their DB tooling is the most bloated and useless for me. DBeaver does it's job well without any massive memory usage
      - TylerE 3y ago
        I work in a reallly really massive DB. It works well, and groks all of our crazy schemas, triggers, etc.
        TylerE 3y ago
        Plus I’m really really getting tired of spending $80 every year for the privilege of rent wring a license key.
- kaba0 3y ago
  I didn’t notice any performance regressions - are you sure it’s not some rogue plugin, or misconfigured?
- leosanchez 3y ago
  > The core product line isn't really in a great spot right now Pycharm -> Best in class Rider -> As good as Visual Studio depending on your use case can be better. Goland -> Best in class CLion -> Best in class DataGrip -> Best in class