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Could you elaborate why? You open the project, it is scanned and indexed. Seems logical and obvious if the IDE can sugges a relevant completion based on the whole project structure. Thanks!

trial for commercial means for paying customers, including individuals.

Running fronted in browser is not possible at the moment.

[JetBrains employee] In the future Fleet will be able to update itself. Right now, we use Toolbox App as it can do Fleet updates easier.

This is strange. Try to go to check out and you should see "Purchase period" there. If not, please contact sales@jetbrains.com. Thanks!

Interesting about the 2nd keyboard. Is it a custom one? What specific macros do you have there? Thanks!

While Space IS an all-in-one solution, you can still mirror a repository to it and (use it for code reviews [1]). Native integration with JetBrains IDEs should be a plus if you use them.

[1] https://blog.jetbrains.com/space/2021/04/07/space-code-revie...

Interesting. Most people I know actually call the product either just IDEA or IntelliJ. :)

JavaScript was first introduced to the public 25 years ago, on December 4, 1995.

What kind of plugins would you need for PyCharm? It has quite a lot of them and you can write yours (well, yes, in Java).

Also PyCharm is quite significantly an OSS, actually.

Ukrainian and a couple of other languages were missed on the list. It's a known issue we're updating on the site right now. Thanks!

There's also a blog post with some details about it: https://blog.jetbrains.com/team/2017/02/08/the-art-of-code-v.... The generator is open-source

IntelliJ IDEA is released once a year, and smaller IDEs are about twice a year. Because of this the plugins may miss some features for some time, that's true. But now, after the release of IntelliJ IDEA they will be updated with the latest Ruby, Python, PHP, etc. functionality

You are correct, Ruby and Python plugins add most of RubyMine/PyCharm features to IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate. You may want to have separate IDEs if you need more lightweight environment. RubyMine & PyCharm are in general updated more frequently too.

Yes, you will get ALL WebStorm features in PhpStorm. They are built from the same source code. One difference: not all plugins bundled with WebStorm are by default available in PhpStorm but you can install them from the plugin repository. Such plugin is JSTestDriver, for example.

Unfortunately, declaring something does not always really change things. Something else is often required.

JetBrains team has its opinions but is also flexible enough to change its mind. And it has been keeping up quite good during the last 10+ years.

It was 6 months ago. And it was a 100% wontfix then. But things change quite rapidly nowadays. Here's one problem solved: https://twitter.com/#!/eniton/statuses/186861528677494784. Maybe others can be solved too.

You can install Sun JDK on Ubuntu. It's not a big deal. There are still some problems with using OpenJDK, which are being solved now. So, it will be supported someday too.

Seems there's a number of issues reported for PyQT in PyCharm tracker: http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/PY?q=PyQT You're welcome to add yours and vote for existing. Votes matter.

We found that screenshots on Mac _do_ look better most of the time. And yes, you can see the trend of more and more devs using Macs. Prooflink: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/228843/RailConf_Mac_vs_PC.jpg That was shot at RailsConf, where historically more Macs are used, but this is quite general nowadays.

just FYI, PyCharm has a plugin for vim emulation mode.