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But what if you use JS and Java?

Your choices are (1) pay for IntelliJ Ultimate (several hundred) or (2) switch between IDEs or (3) abandon the IDE idea for both languages.

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Eclipse and NetBeans still exist, and both understand JS.

I don't know if I'm the only one but I don't feel comfortable with Eclipse. It's a little bit bloated for my concern. But then again, under the hood VS Code uses eclipse as well

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think you're confusing Eclipse with Electron.

Our stack is primarily JS and Java. I pay for IntelliJ, well worth it. Plus I've been using PyCharm as well.

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