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I have moved to VScode after being a paying Jetbrains customer for 6 years. The Jetbrains IDEs are clunky and slow, they also have plenty of bugs which remain o
by alde 2y ago
I have moved to VScode after being a paying Jetbrains customer for 6 years.
The Jetbrains IDEs are clunky and slow, they also have plenty of bugs which remain open for years.
They do offer some really powerful refactoring capabilities but I don’t miss them.
Most of my work is in Go, Rust and Typescript.
I was told by Jetbrains representatives that Fleet is now deprioritized internally, which is a pity.
- joshstrange 2y agoI could not be happier that they are deprioritizing fleet. I am not a fan of the VS code style editor and that’s all I saw fleet as.
- nicce 2y ago> they also have plenty of bugs which remain open for years. I switch to Jetbrains from time to time because there are many impassable serious bugs in VSCode, on the other hand…
- zero_shift 2y agoThis seems strange to me because honestly I find the Goland experience much better than Go in VSCode. But - clearly it works for you
- lenkite 2y agoCannot comment on Typescript, but Go and Rust are miles better on Jetbrains IDE's. It is not even a competition - vscode is left in the dust.
- rhubarbtree 2y agoSame for Python Webstorm closer but overall a bit better than vscode. The latter benefits from typescript support, but the former has much nicer devx
- Latty 2y agoMy experience too, I found myself more and more annoyed because I'd run into something, find a years-old ticket that has never been addressed. I really liked JetBrains tooling in the past, but that and then they also started hitting me with spammy advertising right after I paid for another year, and just couldn't stand it, refunded and cancelled.