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IntelliJ IDEA 13 is Released

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Re: IntelliJ IDEA 13 is Released

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Post by mcv »

hhandoko wrote: post #189
octix wrote: post #166

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Why the fck are you downvoting this? It was just a fcking opinion, if a tool makes you productive use it! A bunch of narrow minded people...

I didn't downvote you, but your tone came across as "closed source = sucks", which (I assume) some users disagree with.

It doesn't sound like "closed source = sucks" to me. It sounds like "I love open source, so I'd better support it", which is a great attitude.

I'm fairly neutral in this. I love open source, and I do believe in many cases, open source can be a lot better than closed source options (look at Apache httpd, many web frameworks, git, etc), but there may also be instances where closed source results in better software, and those developers deserve to make a living too.

I love open source, but I don't mind paying for quality when it really is better than the free version.

Re: IntelliJ IDEA 13 is Released

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Post by sukaka »

justafucker wrote: post #204
sukaka wrote: post #194

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Good to know it's improved for Scala! Playframework templates give me the most trouble while working in IntelliJ.

What exactly problems do you have?

red error lines appears all the time in the template, despite being correct and compiling without error. A few recent encounters are text after @function are highlighted as unexpected token, a defined variable is not recognized, and reformatting sometimes breaks the template by doing actions such as converting documents.map { doc => ...} to documents.map { \n doc => ... }.

Re: IntelliJ IDEA 13 is Released

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Post by olegstepanov »

eropple wrote: post #116
olegstepanov wrote: post #76

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What do you miss most in AppCode from your XCode experience?

In no particular order (and I just downloaded 2.5 to check stuff so I wouldn't waste your time): - Counterparts. If it's there I can't find it. (Bonus points if it can do what Counterparts can't: jump-to-definition in the right pane puts the appropriate header in the left pane.) - Xcode-style back/forward buttons. Coupled with Counterparts, this is really flexible and pleasant to use. I'm familiar with ctrl-tab switc…

Wow, thanks for the detailed feedback. Most of the issues are on the radar and we are making the UI cleaner with each release, while trying to keep the power in place and still have it discoverable.

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Post by justafucker »

sukaka wrote: post #212
justafucker wrote: post #204

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What exactly problems do you have?

red error lines appears all the time in the template, despite being correct and compiling without error. A few recent encounters are text after @function are highlighted as unexpected token, a defined variable is not recognized, and reformatting sometimes breaks the template by doing actions such as converting documents.map { doc => ...} to documents.map { \n doc => ... }.

The fix will be available in the next nightly build: http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/SCA/Play+2.0+plugin+...

Re: IntelliJ IDEA 13 is Released

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Post by sukaka »

justafucker wrote: post #216
sukaka wrote: post #212

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red error lines appears all the time in the template, despite being correct and compiling without error. A few recent encounters are text after @function are highlighted as unexpected token, a defined variable is not recognized, and reformatting sometimes breaks the template by doing actions such as converting documents.map { doc => ...} to documents.map { \n doc => ... }.

The fix will be available in the next nightly build: http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/SCA/Play+2.0+plugin+...

Awesome. Looking forward to fixes and improvements. I'm already satisfied with using IntelliJ.

Re: IntelliJ IDEA 13 is Released

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Post by eropple »

olegstepanov wrote: post #214
eropple wrote: post #116

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In no particular order (and I just downloaded 2.5 to check stuff so I wouldn't waste your time): - Counterparts. If it's there I can't find it. (Bonus points if it can do what Counterparts can't: jump-to-definition in the right pane puts the appropriate header in the left pane.) - Xcode-style back/forward buttons. Coupled with Counterparts, this is really flexible and pleasant to use. I'm familiar with ctrl-tab switc…

Wow, thanks for the detailed feedback. Most of the issues are on the radar and we are making the UI cleaner with each release, while trying to keep the power in place and still have it discoverable.

No problem! I'm critical because I love you guys. =)

Re: IntelliJ IDEA 13 is Released

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Post by VMG »

paperwork wrote: post #184
VMG wrote: post #158

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Would you mind telling me which one? I have had trouble finding a monitor that doesn't have weird colors when rotated

This is my second one. Haven't had any problems. The one I'm using now is Crossover 27QD-P. I bought it because it pivots, ironically it doesn't work when pivoted on my older model macbook pro. However, it worked perfectly on a similar (slightly newer) macbook pro so the problem seems to be with my laptop. Make sure you have the correct connectors, I had a buy a displayport-dual-linkdvi adapter from monoprice.

Thanks!

Re: IntelliJ IDEA 13 is Released

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Post by dgesang »

atonse wrote: post #201
dgesang wrote: post #119

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Is ReSharper still as slow as it used to be 5 years ago (VS2008)? Eclipse does a lot of "mind-reading", too.

Don't get me wrong, Eclipse had a lot of powerful features but never felt as polished as ReSharper does in Visual Studio.

The sentence about Eclipse was merely a side note and not related to the question about ReSharper. Sorry if that was not clear enough. :) I know that ReSharper does a lot of magic that is lacking in Eclipse, unfortunately.
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