libraries

When exploring a code, sometimes you end up in a decompiled code from a JAR for which there's no source code attached. Previously you had to: 1. go find the source JAR on the Web 2. download it to your disk 3. go to your project structure settings 4. attach the JAR to the library of interest A bit too much, isn't it? Now (in the next EAP) IntelliJ IDEA 11 does it all for you:

Meeting the needs of developers working with JavaScript, Intellij IDEA 10 adds a new feature to allow specifying global JavaScript libraries that can be used across multiple projects. For a particular project you can set a scope for each library by defining files and directories the library is applicable to. If you already have JavaScript files in your project and keep your current settings, code