Industry: Software Development
JetBrains products used: IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm
Organization Size: 11
Country: Germany
“We are still in a phase where we are building new features and functionalities on top of our main product, and sometimes a lot of things change in a lot of places. Breaking changes and refactoring need to happen in multiple Java modules and React components. Making such huge changes would not have been possible without JetBrains products.”
— Varij Kapil, Software Developer, IT Manufactory
Varij Kapil is one of 9 software developers at IT Manufactory. He was one of the first to start using IntelliJ IDEA. Back then, they were a team of 3 who worked only on backend tasks. As Varij and his colleagues began to build the frontend part of IT Manufactory’s main product, they faced the need to introduce more and more breaking changes under the hood. This made the entire team look for a solution that would help them make those changes without actually breaking anything. Varij, who had already had positive experience using IntelliJ IDEA, suggested that other team members try it out, along with WebStorm, another IDE by JetBrains.
Varij listed several benefits that he and his team gain from using JetBrains products:
Matt Lucas, Head of Product, RoadBotics
We switched to WebStorm in part because a lot of the premium features come prepackaged, which let us get started quickly while reducing our dependence on additional third parties. Besides, having all of our software licenses in one place made it easier to manage access to our development tools.
Ruslan Trachuk, Chief Technology Officer, Unidata
WebStorm is like a Swiss Army knife. There is always a better tool for some particular case, but WebStorm is the only all-in-one solution with robust support for all cases you can face on a daily basis as a JavaScript developer. Plus, it’s pretty, solid, feature-rich, and easy to use.
Garth Gilmour, Head of Learning, Instil
When the social distancing restrictions were introduced in March 2020, we needed a tool that would let us collaborate online with students as part of virtual deliveries, and Space was the obvious choice.