I would like to know if anyone has create their own syntax highlighting for Drools in the community edition on Intellij.
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I am new to grails and using grails 3.3.1 and I am in the way on setting up the development environment.
I am expecting a free IDE to provide full built-in features for Grails like Intellij Ultimate Edition or Groovy/Grails Tool Suite (only support Grails 2).
I have try and search online tutorial on setting up Grails 3 development environment with Intellij Community Edition, Eclipse and Netbeans but neither of the set up provide full features of Grails Development as of Intellij ultimate edition and Groovy/Grails Tool Suite.
Might need some help over here on suggestion of free IDE to use for development for Grails 3.
You can certainly use IntelliJ IDEA to develop applications in grails 3 and there is very good material explaining its use.
In this link https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2017/07/webinar-recording-why-intellij-idea-is-the-premier-ide-for-grails-3/ Jeff Brown co-founder of grails gave a comprehensive overview of the Grails 3 support in IntelliJ IDEA (both Community and Ultimate.)
You can also check this quickast named Developing Grails 3 Applications with IntelliJ IDEA.
If you prefer to read there is a start guide on this link
I hope it is useful for you
Note apart. You do not really need an IDE to program in grails myself work with sublime text, the console and the documentation for years and I have had a good experience.
My suggestion will be "NetBeans IDE". It is quite easy to setup and it's useful.
I am using grails 3.3.0, it works perfectly.
Download Java with NetBeans
- http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/javase/jdk-netbeans-jsp-142931.html
NetBeans Only
- https://netbeans.org/downloads/
Remember to select the NetBeans version that support Groovy ( Which support all )
Guide on NetBeans
- https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/java/groovy-quickstart.html
Hopefully it helps.
In IntelliJ Idea Ultimate edition there is Play framework support provided by Scala plugin.
The same Scala plugin is also available in Community edition, but you don't get Play framework support there.
Is it just an artificial restriction in Scala plugin (which is open-source), or does it depend on some functionality provided by Ultimate edition only?
Play support requires parts from IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate edition sources, so there is no way to make it available in Community edition (you can hack Scala plugin and enable Play support in Community edition, but you will get lots of ClassNotFound exceptions). Besides this it's main idea of differences between Community and Ultimate edition. Ultimate edition contains web-related parts.
Is there are way to import the Netbeans color scheme of Scala syntax highlighting in to IntelliJ?
I just switched from Netbeans to IntelliJ and I am happy with it, Scala support seems to be much more finished. The only thing I am missing is the Netbeans scala syntax code highlighting. The IntelliJ default scala syntax highlighting is a bit basic compared to Netbeans.
Just asking before I start to recreate the syntax highlighting manually in the Color and Fonts setting.
Does anyone has an experience with a code analysis tool that has a working plugin for both eclipse and intelliJ?
Both FindBugs and CheckStyle work well with intelliJ 10 and eclipse. you may have to modify the JVM setting for the plugins to work.
but it works.
have you also tried PMD? http://pmd.sourceforge.net/integrations.html
I'm an intelliJ user but it works for Eclipse. I would prefer FindBugs/PMD to CheckStyle. To be honest I use intelliJ's (9 version) built in Inspection tool as well. You will find this previous thread in SO useful Checkstyle vs. PMD
Found this plugin (multiple integration including PMD/FindBugs) for intelliJ this morning (yet to try) but here's the link http://plugins.intellij.net/plugin/?idea&id=4596
Can anyone suggest me a solution for the above mentioned combination. I'm using Eclispe Helios SR1 with latest PDT from Zend and Aptana Studio 2 Eclipse plugin. Otherwise it all works well, with Aptana Editor for HTML/Template files and PDT for PHP stuff, but Smarty syntax highlighting on templates would be nice. Is there anyway to do this?
I have been using PHPEclipse for years - it has Smarty syntax highlighting.