However JetBrains already has all the resources and more to make their product better, adressing these decade-long performance issues with AI. Yet they waited for a nobody like me to burn his tokens and reverse-engineer their product, most of which comes also from the OpenSource community.
They could have easily anticipated this, and since they own the source code and design they could've done even better. They could've exploited the brand and the enterprise-level support they can probide.
Yet they moronically sat on their laurels and someone came out with a software which outperforms theirs by several orders of magnitude. So, well deserved! Honestly, I hope more come after them. It will bring fresh air to a stale competition.
With AI redicing development time to a fraction of what it was before, crushing language and architectural barriers, the shortest decision making chain in this industry wins.