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Improving Accessibility in JetBrains IDEs: What’s New and What’s Next in 2026
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Is anyone here NOT using Java also running Jetbrains IDEs? Which and for what?
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@kibblebits @nemeski PyCharm, CLion, Android Studio and RustRover. I wish they had something to replace Xcode too.
Oh amen, I hate Xcode. I appreciate the ease with working with devices and the App Store, but doing any actual work inside it sucks.
@kibblebits it’s such a primitive IDE and lacks so much that we take for granted nowadays. It makes running on devices easy and handles the overly complex certificate handling easier, but that’s it. The debugger is atrocious, no refactoring, bad code editing, no sane tabs, slow…