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		oblio on Feb 10, 2014 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: JetBrains C++ IDE: Status update and Video report Well, except for the Mac-only IDE (AppCode I think it's named), the other IDEs are just tweaked IntelliJs with stripped down configurations and language specific plugins. Those plugins can be installed and used in IntelliJ itself, so you can have Java/Ruby/Python/PHP/Javascript/etc support, all in one.

EdwardDiego on Feb 11, 2014 [–]

AFAIK PyCharm comes with stuff (like Django support) that the Python plugin doesn't have.

Nullabillity on Feb 11, 2014 | [–]

I've seen references to Django in the Python plugin as well.

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