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Yeah it works but it's more fidely, for sure. Hopefully somebody sees this post and decides to fix this, for example: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/po... .
PyCharm doesn’t support multi-module projects which IDEA supports easily. So frankly I am unsure which is more “fidely”
Every time I see these guys pop up, I'm reminded of the time a decade ago where they literally copied my .NET profiler (nprof) into their "brand new" .NET profiling product at the time and just shipped it. No apologies, no compensation for building a commercial product on something I had spent a decent amount of time on. Very disappointing of them.
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PyCharm doesn’t support multi-module projects which IDEA supports easily. So frankly I am unsure which is more “fidely”
Not entirely sure what you mean by "multi-module", but I can do all sorts of stuff with PyCharm. Multiple "sources-roots", multiple-projects in the same workspace. Also, you can install pip install external libs in source development mode and debug them, etc. Short of "project imports" that I miss from Eclipse, I'm not sure what you may be referring to.
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I thought the same when I first saw "stock" Rider - it's a very different look and feel from Visual Studio, more what you'd be used to as a Java dev with IntelliJ, or an Android dev with Android Studio. I personally found th look a bit... dated. A while back JetBrains made Rider more themable (prior to that update, you could only really theme the editor, not the file explorer etc). After that update, it looks great w…
The IntelliJ dark theme is called Darcula. Nice pun.
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Oh boy. This is how I feel any time I touch a coworker's computer to try and peer program or help them out. I have so many shortcuts (Keyboard Maestro), workflows (Alfred 3), keybinding changes (Karabiner), and utility programs (Amethyst, Spectacle) on top of this IDE thing (I use intelliJ and coworkers use VSCode) that I immediately press a bunch of keys (out of muscle memory) and invariably something completely une…
perhaps at some point IntelliJ/JB will offer the 'live share' functionality vscode has had for over a year. live edit someone else's project on your computer with your editor/keybindings/etc. or you could switch to vscode for the times when you want/need to assist them.
- Started by making refactoring plugins for IDEs. Became irritated by those IDEs. Wrote their own IDE.
- Supported various programming languages. Became irritated by those languages. Made their own programming language.
I used Eclipse at a Java shop for about a year, and then they bought me an IntelliJ license. It was night and day. IntelliJ was a dream. And not just because of features; it was smoother and it had an Apple level of cohesive, thoughtful user design.
I remember when I was able to make the switch from Eclipse to the first beta of Android Studio. This was night and day as well ! Sadly, I feel that the experience has degraded a LOT since then. IntelliJ did not technically get worse, the typical Android build just grew in complexity way faster than IntelliJ optimizations could follow. Same thing with Gradle actually. It has been getting significantly faster. But if d…
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> "move the cursor to a certain place and enter some text" In vscode, I'm usually already looking at the call site of a function I want to edit. So I move the cursor into the function call and hit F12 which takes me to the function definition to edit it. Once I'm done, I hit Alt+LEFT to navigate back to where I was to continue on... If I didn't start from a call site but I know the file I want to edit - I hit Ctrl+P,…
You're talking about how it's easy to move to a function or a file, and then you're "ready to edit", but edanm is talking about actually doing the editing . For example: say I jump to this function and want to fix a bug (the `search` should strip off the first two characters here, not just one). So I need to change `regex.search(s[1:], ...)` to `regex.search(s[2:], ...)`: def compile_hg_glob(line): pat = glob_to_re(l…
2: select the first :, ctrl+d until all are selected, right arrow, comma
Doesn’t sound any more efficient? Plus, who writes code without an auto-formatter these days? Problem two would have been solved by the linter the moment you wrote that.
Every time I see these guys pop up, I'm reminded of the time a decade ago where they literally copied my .NET profiler (nprof) into their "brand new" .NET profiling product at the time and just shipped it. No apologies, no compensation for building a commercial product on something I had spent a decent amount of time on. Very disappointing of them.
What do you claim they copied? The GUI, the features?
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>But with a very customer-friendly clause of where if you pay for a subscription for 12 months you get a perpetual license for the latest version of the product when you initially subscribed. And then after paying for any particular version of a product for 12 months, you also get a perpetual license for that particular version and so on and so forth This came about due to a decent amount of consumer backlash, if I r…
Google must play InteliJ for the Android Studio License use, right? I wonder how big is that part of the revenue.