JetBrains hat eine neue Version ihrer IDE herausgegeben: IntelliJ 8.1. Die Änderungen sind eher unter der Haube (wie Performance Optimierungen) als das groß neue Features implementiert wurden. Dennoch gibt es einiges Neues:
IntelliJ IDEA Server
To make all of your favorite settings (keymap, fonts and colors, inspection profiles, etc.) accessible from any computer where you run IntelliJ IDEA, create a JetBrains Account and log in with it to a dedicated JetBrains server at IntelliJ IDEA startup.
Team Foundation Server integration
Perform all common VCS functions (commit, update, revert, etc.) from IDE. Create and manage TFS workspaces, merge branches, lock and unlock files, view the changes history, and do more.
Git integration
Carry out common VCS operations right from IntelliJ IDEA, plus do Git-specific tasks like cloning of remote repositories, pushing and pulling of local repositories, rebasing (including interactive mode and multiple Git roots), and more.
Perforce jobs support
IntelliJ IDEA Perforce integration now lets you list Perforce jobs, view their details and link them to arbitrary changelists. Jobs can be selected and linked directly from the Commit Changes dialog.
Oracle SQL dialect support
SQL editor supports Oracle SQL dialect, with completion, validation and highlighting.
Resin integration
Resin application server is supported via the dedicated run configuration, with application deployment and debugging (both local and remote).
Copyright plugin bundled
Generate copyright headers for any type of source code and let IntelliJ IDEA automatically keep them up-to-date. All it takes is creating a template for the copyright text and specifying the scope to which it should be applied.
