Hi Jochen,
There is a language server under development at https://github.com/prominic/groovy-language-server.
Maarten
From: "Jochen Theodorou"
I actually would love to look into a language
server implementation and use that for different IDEs then. But things
like joint compilation
@IntelliJ's build system: We use IntelliJ Groovy build, and have very
vanilla requirements with regards to building our projects (basically
it's just a larger number of interdependent modules with a bunch of
artifacts), but alas even that does not work without a hitch: The
Hi Blake,
thanks for sharing your experience, I am also not the biggest Eclipse
fan, though I found it not too bad as a Java IDE a while back.
It is funny that you should mention Netbeans - I had nearly forgotten
about it*, but I actually had the same as experience as you did with
Netbeans:
In an effort to solve my build problems I initially tried to create my own
build system but it turned into a nightmare. Not wanting to devote the
time it would take to get working, I abandoned it. I later came up with an
idea (that I'm sure isn't new) of a way to create a really simple build
On 11.03.20 19:36, Blake McBride wrote:
[...]
I've always thought that NetBeans was the most intuitive IDE. Anytime I
want to do something I guess at where it is and - boom - there it is! I
also see they're really making an effort to upgrade it. I'll be
watching them.
Always had that with
Hi MG,
The issues I've had with IntelliJ/JetBrains are general. IntelliJ is
probably the best IDE out there but rather than make it even better they
seem comfortable just staying a notch above the competition. I guess they
don't have to do better.
I've had issues with IntelliJ that are utterly
Hi Blake,
first of all thank you, and all who voted since my post, for taking the
time, appreciated.
Second: Is your IntelliJ/Jetbrains experience directly tied to Groovy or
to issues in general ? The guy responsible for Groovy in IntelliJ,
Daniil Ovchinnikov, seems to need community
Although I will vote up the Groovy issue you detail, being a long-time
IntelliJ user, I can tell you first hand that upvoting an issue at
JetBrains has no effect I am aware of. I have seen critical issues get
hundreds of votes and remain untouched for years. They do what, when, and
how they
