Java Ide Day 2008 - Presentation on Intelli J Idea by Vaclav Pech

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Vaclav Pech's presentation at the Java IDE day (http://www.ideday.org) organized by JUG Genova and JUG Rome. Links to screencasts of Vaclav's demos are available on http://www.ideday.org/index.php/Resources/Presentations

Technology

IntelliJ IDEA 7.0
productivity and innovation, everyday

Vaclav Pech
Senior Software Developer
JetBrains, Inc.

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About Us
• Vaclav Pech
– Professional software developer for 9 years
– IntelliJ IDEA user for the past 6 years
• JetBrains
– Makers of award winning productivity tools
• IntelliJ IDEA, TeamCity, ReSharper, and more

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About the presentation
• Part 1: Productivity
– IntelliJ IDEA for everyday use

• Part 2: Innovation
– IntelliJ IDEA 7: what’s new?

• Questions and answers

• CAUTION!: Code will be shown and edited during the demo

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IntelliJ IDEA – a Full-Featured IDE
• Programming languages
– Java, JavaScript, Ruby, Groovy, HTML, CSS, XML, JSP
• Technologies
– EJB, JPA, Spring, Hibernate, JSF, Struts, GWT, AJAX,
Java ME
• Build and test tools
– Ant, Maven, JUnit, TestNG, I18N Support
• Application servers
– Tomcat, Geronimo, Glassfish, JBoss, Weblogic, Websphere
• Version Control systems
– CVS, SVN, Perforce, VSS, ClearCase, StarTeam
• Swing GUI Designer

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Community
• Open API

• 24/7 technical support

• Early Access Program (EAP)

• JUG support

• Free licenses
– Open Source projects
– Educational use
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Question
• How many times did I use the mouse
during the demo?

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Concentration influences productivity

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Part Two: Innovation
Java EE support
• EJB 2.x and 3.0 with auto-migration
• JPA, JSF, Struts, JSP, JavaScript, GWT,
AJAX, HTML, CSS, XML
• Hibernate
• Spring

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IntelliJ IDEA 7
• Eclipse interoperability
• Enhanced Debugger
• VCS enhancements
• DSM

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More gems in IntelliJ IDEA 7
• Maven integration
• TestNG support
• Groovy support
• Ruby support
• New productivity enhancements
• Complete listing of new features
– http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/nextversion/index.html

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Summary
• A full featured IDE

• Productivity, innovation, productivity

• Loaded with support for the newest
technologies

– Contact me: vaclav@jetbrains.com

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Java Ide Day 2008 - Presentation on Intelli J Idea by Vaclav Pech

1. IntelliJ IDEA 7.0 productivity and innovation, everyday Vaclav Pech Senior Software Developer JetBrains, Inc. www.jetbrains.com

2. About Us • Vaclav Pech – Professional software developer for 9 years – IntelliJ IDEA user for the past 6 years • JetBrains – Makers of award winning productivity tools • IntelliJ IDEA, TeamCity, ReSharper, and more www.jetbrains.com 2

3. About the presentation • Part 1: Productivity – IntelliJ IDEA for everyday use • Part 2: Innovation – IntelliJ IDEA 7: what’s new? • Questions and answers • CAUTION!: Code will be shown and edited during the demo www.jetbrains.com 3

4. IntelliJ IDEA – a Full-Featured IDE • Programming languages – Java, JavaScript, Ruby, Groovy, HTML, CSS, XML, JSP • Technologies – EJB, JPA, Spring, Hibernate, JSF, Struts, GWT, AJAX, Java ME • Build and test tools – Ant, Maven, JUnit, TestNG, I18N Support • Application servers – Tomcat, Geronimo, Glassfish, JBoss, Weblogic, Websphere • Version Control systems – CVS, SVN, Perforce, VSS, ClearCase, StarTeam • Swing GUI Designer www.jetbrains.com 4

5. Community • Open API • 24/7 technical support • Early Access Program (EAP) • JUG support • Free licenses – Open Source projects – Educational use www.jetbrains.com 5

6. Question • How many times did I use the mouse during the demo? www.jetbrains.com 6

7. Concentration influences productivity www.jetbrains.com 7

8. Part Two: Innovation Java EE support • EJB 2.x and 3.0 with auto-migration • JPA, JSF, Struts, JSP, JavaScript, GWT, AJAX, HTML, CSS, XML • Hibernate • Spring www.jetbrains.com 8

9. IntelliJ IDEA 7 • Eclipse interoperability • Enhanced Debugger • VCS enhancements • DSM www.jetbrains.com 9

10. More gems in IntelliJ IDEA 7 • Maven integration • TestNG support • Groovy support • Ruby support • New productivity enhancements • Complete listing of new features – http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/nextversion/index.html www.jetbrains.com 10

11. Summary • A full featured IDE • Productivity, innovation, productivity • Loaded with support for the newest technologies – Contact me: vaclav@jetbrains.com www.jetbrains.com 11

12. Questions www.jetbrains.com 12

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