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MPS Beta 3

Posted on by skostik

Since the last MPS beta we have collected feedback and added a number of improvement. Today, we release MPS beta 3.

Major changes in Beta 3:

  • New editor layout. Now we have indent layout which allows to present text in more text-like way. This is especially noticeable in closures’ and anaonymous classes’ editors.
You are welcome to download MPS Beta 3, try it and let us know your feedback.
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1 Response to MPS Beta 3

  1. Craig St. Jean says:

    June 14, 2009

    Haven’t had too much of a chance to play around with MPS, however it looks very good.

    Also, FYI, on your homepage (www.jetbrains.com) the blog link for MPS points to http://blogs.jetbrains.com/mps/index.html, which shows an error to the user.

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