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I share this sentiment - I often get the sense that they struggle to prioritize their development efforts appropriately. It baffles me that they don’t offer a
by octagons 1y ago
I share this sentiment - I often get the sense that they struggle to prioritize their development efforts appropriately.
It baffles me that they don’t offer a way of creating my own JetBrains IDE from the pile of features available across their IDEs and other tools. I pay for the “all products pack” and have started to question whether it’s worth it. Even if I am working in an IDE like PyCharm, it’s not much work to also work with a pre-compiled language in the same project. The distinction between the different IDEs grows less so year over year.
- wilsonnb3 1y agoThey have plugins for IntelliJ for almost all of the languages they have an IDE for, so you can do what you are asking for if I am understanding you correctly. The only exception off the top of my head is .NET support, which isn’t available as an extension.