I am all for a high quality IDE capable of providing support for the above languages. One hour it's Java, then off to Ruby or Python, writing some Typescript + Angular (or legacy PHP) and then in my off-hours I usually work in Kotlin and Rust with some Typescript + React and some C# / C++. If JetBrain's is serious about Fleet then it'll likely be a good VSCode alternative but if they go half-in it'll end up like Sublime Text or Atom IMHO.Īnyhow, I am all for trying it out since I work Fullstack at my current gig I am constantly changing languages. but it lacks quality in some of it's plugins some are really good, some are barely functional. For some tools, this plugin uses Chromium through JxBrowser to display content from the web. Installing this plugin will also install the Dart plugin. or it might be they see VSCode as a threat to their business model some of this I feel is also to embolden some of their other products (Space for instance) and try to make a quality remote IDE and they just jammed it into a web-container (Either Electron or something equivalent) to get local machine capabilities. Flutter gives developers an easy and productive way to build and deploy cross-platform, high-performance mobile apps for both Android and iOS. Rider for C#, CLion for C/C++, etc.)įleet might be something going back to those roots. and then they started producing dedicated IDE's for each language and stopped offering new language plugins (IE. Ultimate was originally this polyglot friendly IDE, it supported Java / JS / HTML / CSS / Python / Ruby / etc. I suspect it will not be free and considering the nature of it this might be something that kills off Ultimate or is offered as a cheaper more polyglot friendly IDE.

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