Code editors
Subscriptions for the whole team with the right licence type: to the organisation rather than to personal mailboxes.
The main question is not which editor to choose but where the code is stored and how a working product comes out of it.
Subscriptions for the whole team with the right licence type: to the organisation rather than to personal mailboxes.
We deploy it inside the company or connect an external service with carefully considered permissions.
We set it up so the code reaches the test environment by itself, with no manual steps.
Built versions and the libraries you depend on sit with you rather than only in someone else's repository.
If a trusted software requirement really has been imposed, we select items from the register.
Access separation: a contractor does not need the company's entire codebase.
Licences arrive within days. A complete development environment comes together in one or two weeks.
What the team works with today, where the code is kept and in whose name the subscriptions were bought.
We size the toolkit and the number of licences by the size of the team and the requirements imposed.
Repositories, builds, access rights, copies of the code.
Documentation of the new environment and short training for the team.
Source code in a developer's personal account does not really belong to the company. The person leaves and access to the whole change history goes with them. Moving the repositories to the organisation is the first thing to do, especially as it is free and takes one evening.
No. External services run more reliably than most self-hosted installations and need no maintenance. Your own environment is needed where the code cannot leave under contract or where independence from foreign platforms matters.
Usually per developer, on an annual subscription. The important thing is to register them to the company. A subscription tied to an employee's personal email leaves with them when they go, and the money is wasted.
Only when that requirement has actually been placed on you. An ordinary commercial team works mostly on free tools, and what has to be bought is mainly the development environments.
Tell us about the team and where the source is kept. We will assemble the toolkit and sort out the subscriptions.
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