On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 19:43:21 -0000, CK
> Words to the wise, Mark Space
>
>> Could you tell me what you think IntelliJ does better than NetBeans?
>> (Or what IntelliJ does well, if you don't know NetBeans.) I like NB a
>> lot but I'm always on the look out for productivity enhancers.
>>
>> How does IntelliJ work for things other than straight Java?
>
> It does not at all, its Java for Java, basically, though with the
> latest version, that might have changed.
IDEA is also a very capable HTML, JavaScript, CSS and XML editor.
The latest version (7.x) has built-in support for Groovy and Ruby.
You can get plugins of varying sophistication for other languages too.
This support ranges from simple syntax-highlighting only to more complete
support including refactoring and code inspections. I believe that the
C++ support is quite advanced, though I've never used it.
Dan.
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Daniel Dyer
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