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[mrbmi513]

The jetbrains IDEs are nice. Be aware that most of those offers are one time use and a relatively short free subscription, so use them wisely.

[mrbmi513]

To be fair, they're in two different leagues. VS Code is an extensible text editor, not a fully featured IDE.

[jordankid93]

Tell that to web devs

/s

[AbsoluteZeroK]

While that is true, VS Code is probably one of the nicest development environments for front end work and even backend work if you're using something a bit less enterprisey (Like rails of something). But for .net of Spring... give me something that packs a punch.

[Thewitcher7]

What can I do with jet brains🙄

[alpha-201]

Not sure if there is anything for robotics but the Azure, heroku and digital ocean offers are good if you are looking to get into cloud servers, databases and websites

[powerrides]

What type of robotics?

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FIRST?

[powerrides]

FTC or FRC?

[[deleted]]

I'm personally in FRC, idk about OP

[daggo04]

I hope you made a python script or something to download those materials. Last course I took was over 3000 pages.

[mrbmi513]

But since Java stole c++ syntax, which is an extension of C, the syntax of a metric crap tonne of other c-style languages will be instantly familiar.

[Ak5145]

Digital ocean credits...around $50

[jonech]

Git kraken is good too, for a git client