by champagnepapi on 9/3/23, 1:22 PM
I have the JetBrains Toolbox with the “All Products Pack” and it works like a charm! The JetBrains products are far superior to other products I’ve tried. I mostly used Pycharm, Datagrip, CLion, and Goland and love them. Couldn’t imagine dev without them
by gryzzly on 9/3/23, 1:11 PM
what is the actual price? can’t understand how someone builds "Get Rider" button without communicating the price. Is it 500€ after the discount? Is it 10€? Who knows? But I’m not gonna start filling in forms (two next steps already ask me stuff without, again, telling me the price). Bizarre.
by uxp8u61q on 9/3/23, 1:25 PM
Is this an ad?
by mythz on 9/3/23, 2:18 PM
This is a pretty good deal for .NET's best IDE. Been a happy user since Rider's first release and a long time happy R# user before that, although R# could get pretty sluggish for big projects under VS.NET so jumped when they announced their full .NET IDE and never looked back (now only using VS.NET for Blazor) - it's symbol search, navigation, refactoring, terminal and git integration, executable/script management, unit tests, support for JS/TypeScript FXs, DB plugin, etc is much nicer than VS .NET.
I ended up getting the All Products Pack since I need to maintain projects in several languages so ended up being pretty good deal for the 8 IDEs / tools I have installed which got even more affordable over time which was something like 40% off after the 2 renewal.
Pretty much doing all my development on JetBrains IDEs these days, used to use VS Code a lot more on laptops since I'm normally not a fan of using IDEs in small screens but Rider's new compact UI works great in full-screen mode to maximize code real-estate on my 15" M2 Macbook Air.
by jlmorton on 9/3/23, 2:19 PM
> Jetbrains are offering 65% off
I've always found it telling how British/European english refers to companies using a plural verb, while Americans refer to a company using the singular verb "is."
by matt3210 on 9/3/23, 12:43 PM
The 300$ all products license saved me a bundle.
by Rapzid on 9/3/23, 1:49 PM
I really wish there were a viable linux build of LINQPad.. I wonder what has stopped Jetbrains from building out Rider's scratchpad support to be on par DX wise with it..
by paulmendoza on 9/3/23, 1:23 PM
I wish their GitHub Codespaces feature worked for us. We have tried so many times to get it working and it fails every time.
by Alifatisk on 9/3/23, 1:33 PM
You know what I don’t like about some IDEs?
Either they are too heavy, or does a lot of work under the hood that people take for granted.
I’m a bit scared that I will get so used to it that I’ll depend on it and forget whats happening in the background.
I’m not stating this is a fact but rather the reason why I choose to not use these full blown locked-in IDEs.
by theusus on 9/3/23, 1:50 PM
How is Jetbrains Rider compared to VS 2022?
Especially in regards with Azure integration and platform emulation.
by datavirtue on 9/3/23, 1:27 PM
Promotional...one year only.
by pushfoo on 9/3/23, 1:11 PM
How is the F# experience on Rider compared to VS Code and other options?
by jupp0r on 9/3/23, 1:05 PM
How good is VSCode support for .NET nowadays?
by wejick on 9/3/23, 1:16 PM
How good was the visual studio for mac?
by amir734jj on 9/3/23, 1:34 PM
I'm a PhD student and I use all their products. When I graduate this semester and I lose my student license I'm back to vim. I just need syntax highlighting. I hope I know enough about the languages I code with that I don't need extra help.