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Jetbrains suite
Though IntelliJ and Pycharm are both open source. But if you use the rest of the suite then yeah
Those are the two inside the most anyway. My work pays for the advanced license for all of them, but I don't even think I have any other installed.
Is the ultimate version open source too?
No.
Can't imagine working without PyCharm Pro. Some may say I'm a shitty dev, but it just makes thing so much easier for a lone developer.
Whatβs bad about using the tool that is the most productive for you?