Are the Jetbrains IDEs Jow Forums aproved?

i mainly deal with Javascript and Webstorm is great for that

Their interface is basically the same across the product line. They're all decent products. Students get a free license to the ultimate editions.

Fuck IDE, use Atom

Fuck it. I tried java in emacs and was just painful.
Better just use intellij.

Used to use WebStorm obsessively, now I think it's shit compared to VSCode.
Also

its great , i use pycharm, webstorm, and goland

rip ram

Intellij is great. By far the best Java IDE out there. There's a reason Google uses it for Android development.

Visual Studio with Resharper for .NET languages and C++, possibly also R since it supports it and RStudio is absolute trash.
Jetbrains for anything that they support, except above. Also if you can use Intellij, don't use Android Studio (if you do Android stuff), it's basically a stripped down version.
I don't think any other languages have any decent IDEs, so you're stuck with a text editor.

Also, if you do anything larger than a fizzbuzz, do not use a text editor. Don't get memed by Jow Forums, features are not "bloat" and any relatively modern PC can run any IDE.

netbeans is better
netbeans is free, open source and non proprietary
netbeans is simple, it doesn't try to take over your workflow
netbeans provides many conveniences like great autocomplete, refactoring, debugging, documentation integration, live compilation
netbeans is the closest to the vim workflow because netbeans let's you just write code with minimal distractions

people who are adamant about not using IDEs are most likely first year CS students that think they're so smart for writing their ten line programs in vim/emacs

I aprove. If you want 20% discount on their products - use pirated license server with ned idea, they detect it and on license screen show link, click link - message from them with 20% discount (on one product or all product pack).

don't see many using this though, how come?

>shitbeans

t. projectlet

I like to use them, but I hate the Java bloat and that everything feels sluggish.

community editions are open source though...

>community editions are open source though...
Im not an open source fanatic, Im just pointing out that all JetBrains products look exactly like Eclipse and the only differentiating feature is that its not open source

One of those statements must be true:
>you never used eclipse
>you never used a jetbrains ide
>you only used them as a notepad, i.e. you don't even know how to use an IDE

You what? Eclipse and jetbrains products look nothing alike.

Real programmers:
copy CON: C:\program.exe

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they look exactly like, like a pajeet Java swing UI

I used eclipse and now moved to intellij, it's way better. First week felt like eclipse is better but after working with intellij for some time I'm not going back. Even the community edition is better than eclipse mostly because of better code completion and many *small* things that are just annoying in eclipse.

1. They do not look alike. Go and fucking google it.
2. Swing? Google that too you idiot.

I will be waiting for your post showing how eclipse looks like jetbrains products and which parts of them are plain swing.

lel

currently using webstorm

convince me to leave please, my license is running out

Lmao get the fuck outta here, you troll. JetBrains IDE have the most fresh UI out of all IDEs. Eclipse looks like shit, designed like shit to be used with people who have shitty to no common sense.

What does Jow Forums think of brackets?

Bullshit. VS is complete shit compared to Jetbrains' IDEs.

>Not having refactoring helpers
Boy, I guess you never did that

They are. Pycharm was a delight when I first used it compared to other text editors.
Also: vim support
god bless intelliJ

>real programmers
>windows

kek

Only Jetbrains Shitstorm for its specific task of web shitting.

>I rlexclusively use dd to edit text plebs

I think Visual Studio is only acceptable with Resharper (by Jetbrains) anyway. And at that point, you may as well just use Clion for C++ or Rider for C#.

Fucking what? It looks like NetBeans with a dark theme

Because it's popular in the real world so people online try to be "cool" and use something else. Everyone at my work uses it, it's easy to use and clean

Quick question: Brackets, Sublime, Atom or VScode and why?

VSCode, because:
- open source
- extensions for every language
- faster than atom
- integrated terminal

Sublime is god tier too, because it's really fast, has multiple column selection and great search

Never used any, is it open source?

Resharper is strong, but being reliant on it is bad, i used it to learn some neat shit and rarely use it now

open sores

>VSCode, because
>- I can't wait to get EEE'd again
how can you blame microsoft when we've got the memory of a goldfish

They're fucking awesome. Inb4 emacs/vimtards, you don't manage 100+ databases with them.

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>needing to refactor
>java

Why learn programming at all when you can just alt+insert and alt+enter?

Jetbrains is good. 98% of the posters on Jow Forums dont program for a living so their opinion doesn't matter

Joke on you I use in-house IDEs.

Sounds terrible

>i don't have a job.

Sublime. Fuck js apps.