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Do I need multiple Jetbrains IDE's or can I collect them into one?

How do I collect multiple Jetbrains IDE's into one, like I do with Eclipse using plugins? I do Java, Ruby and C/C++ and don't won't a single IDE installed for every programming language.

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Shuzheng Avatar asked Sep 26 '15 06:09

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JetBrains provides IntelliJ Idea for Java and Ruby development and for C/C++ it provides, CLion IDE. So it is not possible to collect multiple IDEs into one.

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Gunasekar Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 17:10

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