It also doesn’t help that they have a subscription licensing plan. I couldn’t tell if that means I have to also buy the P圜harm IDE and deal with two different IDEs running at once. I was interested in buying CLion, but also needed to be able to work with Python in the same project. Why isn’t language support implemented as plugins if all the IDEs share a common framework? Last I checked, it seemed like they do have an “ultimate” version with multiple language support… except that one doesn’t support C/C++.
They have a bunch of different IDEs sold separately that ultimately seem to be identical except for language support.
Jetbrains doesn’t get my money because of how much of a confusing mess their product lineup is.
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