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JetBrains giveaway

PublishedJuly 8, 2019

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During a very fun NDC Oslo, I got to talk to the awesome guys at JetBrains. Because I'm writing nice things about their newest IDE Rider, I get to give away a code for a 3 month JetBrains All Product Pack subscription to one of my readers!

Because JetBrains makes good tools, I think I'm going to receive a lot of tweets about this. To make it easier to make a decision, I hope to receive funny, inspirational or heartwarming messages on why these tools will improve your quality of life and code.

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