IDE wars: us, our friends, our rivals and our...partners

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JetBrains presents how its language-aware IDE features (ReSharper) evolved into a platform and how Rider (released 2016) became a fast-growing cross-platform IDE. Rider uses a separate-process architecture (avoiding VS Code/plugin bloat), a proprietary protocol published on GitHub that has been production-tested across about ten modules for 2–3 years, integrates with Unity, and shows measurable performance and adoption gains since Kotlin’s 2017 Android support and its 2019 rise.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:11JetBrains history
3. 10:47Platforms and tools
4. 29:41Microsoft rivalry
5. 47:19JetBrains advantages
6. 57:59Q&A

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