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Remember that IntelliJ have plugins that makes it have the same features as Webstorm, Phpstorm, rubymine and Pycharm, except for one feature: "Open Directory".
by Flow 14y ago
Remember that IntelliJ have plugins that makes it have the same features as Webstorm, Phpstorm, rubymine and Pycharm, except for one feature: "Open Directory". If you get IntelliJ you must create a project in order to edit the files in a directory. :-/
- gecko 14y agoIs it genuinely identical? E.g., I get Python refactoring and Django/Mako/Jinja template support directly in IntelliJ?
- marekmroz 14y agoThis is something that I was also confused about. Is it exactly the same, or almost the same, and if it is not, then what are the tradeoffs? After a bit of googling I found this on PyCharm's confluence site: http://confluence.jetbrains.net/display/PYH/PyCharm+vs.+IntelliJ+IDEA+Python+plugin+FAQ http://confluence.jetbrains.net/display/PYH/PyCharm+vs.+Inte... I decided to just get PyCharm, considering that I will not need Jython intergration, interface is less cluttered, and IntelliJ Python plugin does not handle Flask projects natively, whereas PyCharm does. One other thing to consider is that If I don't need most of IntelliJ's features, paying $100 a year for updates is a bit wasteful if all that I need is covered by a $59 PyCharm renewal. edit: typos
- Flow 14y agoI've not tried it. Best would be if you downloaded both trials of PyCharm and IntelliJ and tried it out yourself.
- Flow 14y agoThe "Open Directory" feature made me get WebStorm in addition to IntelliJ. If you want that feature in IntelliJ, please vote for: http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-75833 http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-75833