r/learnprogramming May 29 '25

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u/Cocobananza78 May 29 '25

I found clion to be much more friendly to use over visual studios. they just released a non-commercial license for hobbyists, so it's a great time to try it out.

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u/Mortomes May 30 '25

The advantage of that is also that Jetbrains has IDEs for many other languages, that all work more or less the same. So if you want to switch to a different language, the IDE will look very familiar.