I still use an IDE for work, and that's the only free Jetbrains product: Android Studio. Of course, I'm an Android dev.
Sometimes code in Go for backend dev. VSCode + a bunch of plugins work OK. Perhaps not super snappy like Sublime Editor, but still acceptable.
BTW, I was a big Eclipse and Netbeans (for Java Swing) years ago.
imo, you have misunderstood. op was saying that they only use one of Jetbrains IDEs (Android studio) and only the free-version. The article "the" was misplaced.
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I still use an IDE for work, and that's the only free Jetbrains product: Android Studio. Of course, I'm an Android dev.
Sometimes code in Go for backend dev. VSCode + a bunch of plugins work OK. Perhaps not super snappy like Sublime Editor, but still acceptable. BTW, I was a big Eclipse and Netbeans (for Java Swing) years ago.
Patently false: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community
imo, you have misunderstood. op was saying that they only use one of Jetbrains IDEs (Android studio) and only the free-version. The article "the" was misplaced.