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What happened to intellij idea community edition?
Has Anyone Tried Intellij Idea Ultimate for Anything than Java based Language?
Is it worth using Intellij IDEA for general programming (Python, Bash), is it better to stick with VSCode, or is it better to install the other Jetbrains IDEs and use them standalone?
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I hear so many rumors that Intellij is specifically for Java and android app development however, I also hear that people use Intellij for another programming languages. Is that true? Is it worth to just uninstall my pycharm and install components required for python development in Intellij?
Intelli ===> Intelligent
J ===> Java
Idea ===>IDE that is Advanced or Idea just means idea( I have a good idea ...like this ) ...
//The Idea has Double meaning
Maxim Shafirov (the CEO of JetBrains), made the following comment prior to 2005, in a now deleted official JetBrains news article, published online:
I have always thought that it's a play on words that (1) it's an IDE, and (2) "idea" is a nice sounding word which contains "IDE".
Reference:
https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/206938805-IDEA-acronym-?page=1#community_comment_207115259
So, based on the only thing I've seen that looks like actual evidence, I think a good answer may be "it probably isn't intended to mean anything"
I can't find it anywhere in jetbrains website
So for context, i'm posting in X about the pricing model of Jetbrains, so for example I want to use PHPstorm, Webstorm and Goland maybe also datagrip, but either I have to buy individual license or just use the 28dollars all pack which I'm reluctant because not all of them I really need. After that, maybe one of the jetbrain guys shared me this chart where i don't know that we can use Ultimate to practically all languages, I have tried it but didn't have the complete system like goland for example that I can change my go version per workspace.
My question is, anyone has try this approach?
I currently code in Python and occasionally Bash. I am currently using VSCode, and I am looking into switching to using IDEs. I hear Jetbrains IDEs are really good, but I have noticed that there are many different Jetbrains IDEs, seemingly one for every language.
I know that Intellij IDEA has plugins that make it where there is no need for the seperate IDE, but I couldn't help but notice that there weren't any extensions for C++ (I don't develop in it, but I plan to later).
Is there a reason as to why Jetbrains made multiple IDEs instead of simple creating one IDE? Is it worth using them, or should I just stick with VSCode?