There's also the issue of managing separate apps which I find to be a pain.
"only" another £100? That's a lot of cash.
Re:The Era of Visual Studio Code
by hackbinary on Tuesday October 06, 2020 @12:15PM
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That depends on perspective. If you are a professional programmer using JetBrains tools as daily drivers then I think think £100 over the InteliJ price is pretty reasonable to get access to their entire library of tools.
Consultants make at £400 day here, dotnet devs usually more.
If you are a hobbiest, it's cheaper.
And the costs decrease each year.
If you are saying £100, then it sounds like it would offer you money for value, so it's probably not for you.
Cheaper for personal use, and free for students.
https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/buy/#commercial?billing=yearl...