This post is the third part of the IntelliJ Plugin Development tutorial series. In the last two parts we learnt how to set up the project and how to handle user input in intellij plugin. In this part, we’ll take a look at persisting state in an intellij plugin. IntelliJ Plugin Development Tutorial Pt. 1 – Getting StartedIntelliJ Plugin Development ...
Read More »IntelliJ Plugin Development Tutorial Pt. 2 – Handling User Input
In the previous part of our intellij plugin development tutorial, we saw how to get started with creating a plugin in intellij. We created a simple notification and learnt how to create actions, add actions to the group and perform a task when the user clicks an action. Part 1 – IntelliJ Plugin Development Tutorial – Getting Started In this ...
Read More »IntelliJ/Android Studio Plugin Development Tutorial – Getting Started
In this intellij plugin development tutorial, we’ll be taking a look at how to build a simple plugin for IntelliJ. And since Android Studio is also built on IntelliJ, it can be used in Android Studio as well. Wait, why do I need a plugin? Automate the boring stuff: That’s the sole reason why I use intellij plugins. I’ve used ...
Read More »How to increase the number of tabs in IntelliJ Idea
Hello Friends, This is a quick small post on increasing the tab limits in the Intellij idea. I recently started using IntelliJ Idea and I am really liking it, but one thing I noticed is, if you have more than 10 tabs opened in your IntelliJ and try to open more, it automatically closes the previously opened tab(s), which I ...
Read More »How to add maven Support to a Java Project in IntelliJ
Hello Friends In this quick tutorial, we will see how we can add Maven support to the java project in IntelliJ. If we have a non-Maven Java project or maven project which we have just cloned in IntelliJ and we don’t see the Maven tab on the extreme right side of IntelliJ , from where we can maven build our ...
Read More »Visual Studio Code vs IntelliJ IDEA – Which is best for Java devs?
When you spend more time in front of your code than you do with your family, you can officially call your IDE (Integrated Development Environment) “home”. Most developers invest quite a bit of time and energy in customizing their digital work environment with plugins, modules, and eye-friendly color themes. After all, it’s where they “live”. If your IDE is your ...
Read More »OfficeFloor IntelliJ Plugin
OfficeFloor is now available to develop within IntelliJ. While the plugin was originally developed for Eclipse, we have now isolated the functionality into IDE agnostic bundle. This means with a bridging implementation, it is possible to port the OfficeFloor plugin to other IDEs. However, for now we are content with Eclipse and IntelliJ for OfficeFloor development. Though if you would ...
Read More »Memory Efficient: Eclipse vs IntelliJ (Android Studio)
Eclipse and IntelliJ are the two competing IDEs in the industry. There are lot of passionate discussion going in the social media, forums to declare the winner in this race. We thought it would be a fun exercise to study which IDE utilizes memory efficiently? Study To conduct this study, we used Eclipse Java EE Oxygen Release Milestone 2(4.7.0 M2) and ...
Read More »The Best Java IDE
In this post, we will check the The Best Java IDE for desktop, web and mobile Java integrated development environments. There are free Java IDEs available for design, development, and testing of desktop, mobile and web applications. Table Of Contents 1. Overview 2. The Best Java IDEs 2.1. Desktop Development 2.2. Web Development 2.3. Mobile Development 3. Summary 1. ...
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