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After a brief test-drive, IntelliJ IDEA has migrated its bugs and feature requests from JIRA to YouTrack, the new bug and issue tracker from JetBrains. As usual, you can report bugs or feature requests to IDEA: Feedback, and two more IDEA projects are available to the general public to view and comm…

IntelliJ IDEA Team Foundation Server integration now supports checkin notes and policies. Checkin notes are the arbitrary text fields that you can associate with a checkin. You can mark them as mandatory, so that everyone will be required to type something before performing a checkin. This is handy,…

Occasionally implementing a Listener leads to an explosion of ugly empty boiler-plate methods. In such cases it is usually better to extend a matching adapter class and only override the needed methods. The next IntelliJ IDEA Maia EAP build will make switching between implementing a Listener or ex…

Productivity experts expand into issue tracking with a fast, innovative, and easy-to-use web-based solution September 2, 2009 Prague, Czech Republic, September 2, 2009 — JetBrains®, creators of intelligent, productivity-enhancing development tools, today announced the release of YouTrack …

This is a quick note about the issue tracker used by Web IDE. The tracker is a JetBrains product, too. Previously code-named Charisma, it goes beta today under the new, official name YouTrack. Read more about YouTrack features in its own section at the JetBrains web site, watch demos, and downloa…

Great news today about the first ever public product developed using MPS. New JetBrains issue tracker YouTrack (previously code-named Charisma) goes beta! We have posted about YouTrack before, and now you can read more about YouTrack features in its own section at the JetBrains web site, watch demos…

Here's a quick note to let you know that TeamCity's issue tracker of choice, previously code-named Charisma, has gone beta under a new name: YouTrack. You can read more about YouTrack features in its own section at the JetBrains web site, watch demos, and download the beta version. You're also welco…

Upcoming IntelliJ IDEA version, Maia brings you initial support for Spring Security 3.0, that includes: Code completion Formatting, syntax and error highlighting Advanced usage search…

Because almost any template file has external references to context variables (and we'll eventually find their declarations in code rendering that file), we need to introduce declarations for such implicit variables. IntelliJ IDEA helps us to do this in familiar comment-based way: @vtlvariable comme…

As you probably know, there's something special about developing applications with template languages (e.g. Velocity and Freemarker): lack of compile-time information prevents from resolving references to included files and library macros. But this is not a problem anymore — IntelliJ IDEA can …

Upcoming IntelliJ IDEA version, Maia brings you an improved version of the Dataflow to this feature and the completely new Dataflow from this. Here I am describing how these features work and how they can help you the Code Archeologists better understand your code. I am using Apache Tomcat sour…

In Maia you can quickly analyze Spring Bean dependencies: just press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+U while editing Spring application context or invoke pop-up menu on a Spring bean. The quick pop-up view displays selected bean with all its dependencies (including external files), to which you can easily navigate b…