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What exactly are you talking about? I use 3 or 4 of their IDEs regularly, and they don't seem to have changed more than incrementally for years.
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What exactly are you talking about? I use 3 or 4 of their IDEs regularly, and they don't seem to have changed more than incrementally for years.
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I use JetBrains products seriously and have been quite enjoying the new UI. Would you care to explain why everything is now fucked up according to "everyone"?
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I'm also a JetBrains user of many years and several of their IDEs. I don't find Fleet (the VS Code clone, I think) really useful myself (and I have never liked VS Code or Atom or any of the other clones or Sublime-likes), but IntelliJ and Rider seem fine.
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I haven't tried the new UI (and no one forced me to!)... but I did try Fleet and it's a pleasure to use. It's still in development, so a few things are missing or just don't work... but overall it's a nice and lighter editor that I find extremely useful on my less powerful laptop where IntelliJ makes it hot. I've filled a few tickets and they are really fast responding and addressing it!
So, Jetbrains has been great for me over the last 10 years, both as a paying customer at work, and as a Community Edition user at home.
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#8This looks great, the unique xpath finder caught my eye the most. JetBrains makes some great stuff!
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#10> Selenium
> Playwright (coming soon)
Why people still use Selenium? My brief experience with it was awful.