Does anyone know of free tools, IDEs or plugins (preferably for Netbeans or Eclipse) that can generate dependency trees like NDepend for Visual Studio? I am looking for one that does it for PHP, but ideally it would support multiple languages.
I believe that doxygen can be coaxed into doing something similar.
Here is is: GENERATE_TREEVIEW.
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I want to use Kotlin with the Spring Tools suite plugin for VSCode but it only supports Java (For things like intellisense).
I know I should just use intelliJ and I will for now but I program in a lot of different languages daily and I would like to do all of this from the same tool.
The Spring Tools 4 extension for VSCode does not support Kotlin yet (for the Spring specific tooling). Feel free to comment on https://github.com/spring-projects/sts4/issues/163
Trying to start multilingual project where Java, C & C++ will be used mixed.
With NetBeans I could have all the necessary plugins at ones. Trying to figure out how and which JetBrains tools I could use.
Any help will be gratefully appreciated.
P.S. I am having a license for the full stack of JetBrains tools.
You'll be using Jetbrains IntelliJ and CLion side by side since they are more specialize in that languages.
Also you can use IntelliJ alone and use some plugins todo works on other language.
As of now, I'm doing both frontend(Vuejs) and backend(Django) on a daily basis, and I use both Webstorm and PyCharm in this type of development.
I was just wondering what unique features other JetBrains IDE's offer that IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate cannot offer (even with plugins). For example, I know it is impossible to get C/C++ support in IDEA right now (at least good support). However, looking at tools like DataGrip and the new Rider IDE, it's not very clear if IntelliJ encapsulates all of these features.
In terms of large feature areas, AppCode, CLion and Rider are separate products which aren't available as plugins for IntelliJ IDEA. DataGrip's functionality is available out of the box in IntelliJ Ultimate.
There are also lots of smaller differences in the user interface (mainly around project setup), because each language-specific IDE is optimized for the workflows used in the community of users of that language.
I want to develop a web app in EXTJS 4.0, but I'm not sure about which IDE to use. I'm looking for open source IDE with its pros and cons.
There is no specific IDE for ExtJS. Since it is a javascript framework you can use text editors with additional plugins to use features like syntax highlighting, code formatting etc. webstorm seems to be more promissing one in javascript world but it is not a free tool. Here are some of the popular tools people use to write javascript code.
Komodo(Text editor is free but IDE is paid one)
Vim
Sublimetext
Notepad++
Eclipse
Spket(Text editor is free but IDE is paid one) ... many more.
Personally I would prefer eclipse with spket eclipse plugin through which you can use formatting/validation/code completion features. (Only default features are available in free one, to customize these features one should move to spket paid version). My second choice would be notepad++ with additional plugins.
I want to program in Java and would like something that works like StyleCop in Visual Studio.
Does anyone know about something like that?
I use the eclipse-cs Checkstyle plug-in. There are other tools, such as FindBugs, but I think Checkstyle is the easiest and fastest. And of course, you can configure Eclipse to be less lenient.