It's not so much that it has X feature or Y widget, but rather that the whole ecosystem feels cohesive. Dropbox was similarly impactful on my life, and that was $10/mo. Yeah it costs money, but $13/mo is super reasonble. Typing shift-shift will always let me jump to definitions. Doesn't matter if it's C++, ocaml, or VueJS. But all the plugins and settings work in all the IDEs, so really the underlying awesomeness is IDEA.Īt this point I trust IDEA enough to know that if I open any codebase, I can start navigating it right away.
They specialize it for web and call it WebStorm, for Python and call it P圜harm, etc. And that's true in every context: Īll of these IDEs are specializations of IntelliJ IDEA ( ).
Want to center something? Just type "align" and usually webstorm pops up autocomplete with the right thing. You won't ever feel like "CSS names are bad!" because you won't ever need to remember anything. It pops up a "Search Everywhere" box, and you can type filenames, symbol names, actions (Rename, etc). You'll get hooked on Webstorm and never want to go back. every one of those IDEs feels amazing out of the box. Webstorm for webdev, Cursive for clojure ( ), P圜harm for python ( ). And I've loved emacs for a couple years, and Vim for 10 years before that. Seriously, `cd your-app & brew cask install webstorm & webstorm.
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