J'utilise les IDE de #JetBrains, et bien figurez-vous qu'ils augmentent leurs tarifs.
Je ne dis pas ça pour me plaindre, au contraire, parce que 1/ ils ne font pas ça si souvent et 2/ c'est une hausse raisonnable et compréhensible... contrairement au racket auquel certains autres se livrent. Et 3/ j'ai été prévenu bien à l'avance, par email (et sur leur site le changement est annoncé et bien visible).
Respect !
IntelliJ IDEA Talk: What’s New in IntelliJ IDEA 2025.2
#webdev rant of the day
In 8 years using #PyCharm I don't think I've seen such a terrible upgrade as 2025.2. Many obvious regressions (fortunately, they've been fixed quite diligently, 2025.2.0.1 appeared today), some performance degradation, and still some clear possible enhancements when it comes to Django or CSS, that are still not on the roadmap apparently, because, you know, "AI"...
If #jetbrains continues to be all-in on AI, I'm gonna have to find a new #ide ...
I wonder why #JetBrains has to raise prices at all. Allegedly they have fantastic AI tools that improve both coding joy and coding efficiency. Couldn't they simply fire 70% of their staff, replace them with AI and actually reduce prices? Or did I get AI wrong?
The “What's New in #IntelliJ #IDEA 2025.2?” session by the amazing devrel team at #Jetbrains has a short section on the newly introduced #SpringModulith support. Still heartbroken that @maritvandijk is team microservices, though. 
Bummed to see that JetBrains is raising subscription pricing, including Rider which I currently use for my side projects.
But, what other choice do I have? Go back to VS Code? Hah, *highly* unlikely.
JetBrains: "You get AI for free!"
Also JetBrains: "We're increasing all our licence prices by 25% whether you want AI or not!"
Heads up: as of 1 October, prices for JetBrains’ products will be going up. For an individual subscription to PhpStorm, this appears to be a $6-$10 price increase depending on the length of your current subscription. They’re offering a three year price lock if you renew right now.
More information here:
Well, did "AI" mean "actually, inflation" all the time? ;)
