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whats the best FOSS IDE (and why?)
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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2023
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I'm sure JetBrains is better when it comes to refactoring. Other than that, different flavors of the same thing. I like managing Docker, database management, opening CSV files, etc. in just one editor.
Also, last I remember, Webstorm did not support Copilot. It probably supports it now.
Docker, databases and CSVs are available to JetBrains products as well. And I'd say that especially the database management is one of the best such tools overall. Is that the one by GitHub? If so, I tried it when it was a private beta and it worked.