Hello Radu, Thanks for the tip. I did not knew that. I have tried it with the full aggregator and the IDE is quite unresponsive and it's not for lack of resources. I have SSD drive and 12GB of RAM.
I will try to combine the advice Robert gave and yours and make them work together but the experience so far is not great. How are you working on Sling? The question that I am looking for an answer is: Having all of these modules requires some mental effort to navigate, especially for Sling beginners like me. Does a Sling developer need to have access to all of them all the time? I imagine the answer is No. I imagine things are logically grouped into related projects. Instead of having this flat hierarchy, can we make it more nested? I can identify some projects like: sling-discovery, sling-models, sling-launchpad, sling-karaf, sling-scripting, sling-auth , etc. I believe grouping those modules with git-repo (and not git submodules) would be an improvement in being easy to work on specific area of Sling functionality. I imagine that working on Sling Karaf or Sling Scripting does not require me to update Sling API at the same time. Even if that was the case, I would still have to get through the community to discuss/approve the changes to the lower level API. Having those modules grouped by logical functionality into directories, I (a developer) can open just that part of Sling and not be bothered with the rest of the project. I think it reduces the mental effort that I have to deal with and does not lose flexibility. Regards, Eugen On 18.06.2018 15:05, Radu Cotescu wrote: > Hi Ioan, > > That’s actually not true. You can configure Intellij to automatically import > all projects (read Maven modules in our case) from a folder. Here are my > settings for Sling [0]. > > Cheers, > Radu > > [0] - > https://www.dropbox.com/s/tvbu2n9gq5va4rm/Screenshot%202018-06-18%2014.04.35.png > >> On 18 Jun 2018, at 01:48, Ioan Eugen Stan <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> I'm using Intellij Idea and, in contrast with Eclipse, Intellij cannot >> open multiple projects into the same window. >
