Today we’ve updated the Release Candidate build with a bunch of new bugfixes. There’s also a couple of nice last-minute additions. First, the tasks and contexts plugin (including the issue tracker integration) is now available in the Community Edition. Second, the preselection behavior of the code completion popup can now be configured in Settings | Code Completion.
The new build is available for download from the EAP page.
It is snowing outside our office but it is getting hotter and hotter inside. Guess why? That’s right, releases are getting nearer. RubyMine team did theirs yesterday. IntelliJ IDEA 10 is close enough too.
Indeed, we’ve just published IntelliJ IDEA 10 Release Candidate!
One major thing we pushed to this build is a significantly reworked Git log view (see screenshot below).
There’s also a number of other Git-related changes plus many stabilizing fixes throughout the IDE. See the complete list in this build release notes.
So, if you have some feedback for us, please speak now! We are listening as carefully as we push our changes now!
Stay tuned for more releases from JetBrains and for IntelliJ IDEA 10 announcement soon!
To run a single inspection in previous versions of IntelliJ IDEA you had to create a dedicated inspection profile for that or use “Run inspection on…” from inspection’s quick fix list. In IntelliJ IDEA X you can find and run inspection by its name on any scope without creating an inspection profile. Use Run Inspection by Name (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+I) action anywhere to choose a desired inspection from hundreds of available,
then select a scope to run inspection on,
and get results.
This action is available since version 98.402 in Main Menu-> Analyze->Run Inspection by Name.
Meeting the needs of developers working with JavaScript, Intellij IDEA 10 adds a new feature to allow specifying global JavaScript libraries that can be used across multiple projects. For a particular project you can set a scope for each library by defining files and directories the library is applicable to. If you already have JavaScript files in your project and keep your current settings, code completion and navigation would work as before.
Just a quick Friday night update this time, with mostly bugfixes coming closer towards a release. Download the new EAP build, and read the Release notes.
As the release of IntelliJ IDEA 10 gets closer, the feedback from users on our new release becomes ever more important. Because of that, we’ve decided to release our latest EAP build to a wider audience.
To learn about new features coming in IntelliJ IDEA 10 and to download the Public Preview build, please visit the IntelliJ IDEA 10 Public Preview page. Note that you don’t need any license key to use the preview build — it will run for 30 days without asking for a key.
And if you’ve been following the EAP program of IntelliJ IDEA X, you can see what’s new in this build at the Release Notes. The list mostly contains bugfixes; in particular, we’ve made a lot of improvements to the two big new features recently introduced in the EAP, namely auto-popup completion and floating editor windows.
You’re welcome to share your opinion on the new release in the forums, and to post bug reports and feature requests to our issue tracker. And to stay informed about all the latest developments, please follow us on Twitter.
A new IntelliJ IDEA 10 EAP build (98.311) is ready for your testing.
Some noteworthy changes in this build:
See the list of all the fixes and improvements since the last update, download the build and enjoy!
We know you’ve been waiting… So here it goes!
Starting November 1, 2010, all purchases of IntelliJ IDEA 9 qualify for a FREE UPGRADE to version 10.
If you haven’t had a chance to upgrade to IntelliJ IDEA 9 (the current one), now you have an opportunity to purchase an upgrade to IntelliJ IDEA 9 and get IntelliJ IDEA 10 free of charge when it becomes available later this year.
If you read this blog you probably know what’s coming in IntelliJ IDEA 10, right?
So don’t miss this opportunity, and spread the word!
Develop with pleasure!
- The JetBrains Team
Hello guys,
We are pretty sure that many of you have heard about Github and some are probably using it for your projects. We are excited to reveal the coming GitHub support in IntelliJ IDEA 10 and in other IntelliJ based products.
With a new GitHub plugin installed you’ll be able to checkout your existing GitHub repository and auto-open it as a project or share a project on GitHub instantly.
You can checkout an existing project and start coding in a few seconds!
And once you decide to share your work:
This GitHub integration is available in the latest IntelliJ IDEA EAP.
Please note that existing functionality should be considered as a preview and set of features will be extended in the nearest future. See the what we did and what we plan to do in a roadmap. and feel free to share your thoughts about it.
- Develop with pleasure!
IntelliJ IDEA Team
How often do you write XML configurations like that above? How many keystrokes does it take?
This one is written in just moments, with the help of the new completion features coming in IntelliJ IDEA 10. First of all, the IDE completes all required subtags for you, even nested ones. Second, you can use smart completion feature to ensure that the tags you write are in order described in your XML schema.
If you do not know where your new tag should be inserted, invoke the Generate / XML Tag action from context menu, choose the tag you want, and IntelliJ IDEA will generate a completely valid XML structure and insert it in the right place of the document.
Download the latest IntelliJ IDEA EAP build and try this in the next XML file you open.
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