I’ve made the move a few years ago. I really like the “IDE” experience instead of the “code editor” one.
“Oh, but it takes so much RAM”, yup… So does all those electron apps I have to use alongside VSCode, that are built in webstorm…
End up trying the Trial… I’m starting to see the difference… Is there a way to get a discount??
They have free licenses for students, but otherwise I don’t think so
Shame… Maybe I should re-enroll myself at a University?? I’m kidding… Looks like I have no choice but to purchase their monthly sub, but I’m still comparing my experience with it with what I’m used to with VSCodium… but so far, I’m in its favor…
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This isn’t an ad… I was deciding to switch and just wanted some opinions…
Nice try telemarketer, next you’re going to tell me your flextape can seal everything.
I do want to tell you about a seal that can write CSS flex using a tape… wait, what am I saying?.. I’m a fullstack developer but mostly on frontend, and I’ve been using VSCodium for years. I got curious about the JS IDE, but the only problem is that it is a paid product… I just want to hear some opinions from people about whether the price is worth it…
vim :)
Excuse me, do you have a moment to talk about our lord and saviour Vim?
I’m not using vs code, but my team does… with Python. Webstorm calls itself a JavaScript IDE.
That alone is sufficient for an instant “no”.
That’s understandable… Text Editors are a great choice for any language, IDEs are only good for specific language… If your team needs an IDE, here’s a list: https://www.simplilearn.com/tutorials/python-tutorial/python-ide
And VSCode is one on the list, it’s considered an IDE with the right plugins… But for me, I use Javascript on the frontend and got curious about Webstorm… But I will still continue using VSCode/VSCodium for other languages…
