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JetBrains MPS plugin joins the IntelliJ IDEA repository

We've just published the MPS plugin into the IntelliJ IDEA plugin repository. This opens another and perhaps the most convenient way to enable MPS inside IntelliJ IDEA and keep it up-to-date. All you have to do is to fire up the IDEA's Plugin Manager, click Browse Repositories, pick MPS in the Category drop-down box, select the four MPS plugins and click Install. For more details on how to use MPS inside IntelliJ IDEA, you may like to check out the particular section of the User Guide and watch our recent screen-cast. I believe you'll like this little improvement. Develop with pleasu

Vaclav Pech Vaclav Pech

Two new screen-casts to introduce you into MPS

The JetBrains TV site now hosts two new introductory screen-casts loaded with practical tips and tricks that aim to help people start using MPS effectively. While the first demo describes how to work with the MPS editor, the second one illustrates ways to run your solutions either from within MPS or integrated into a Java solution. If you are an MPS freshman and want to get useful tips, check them out. Develop with pleasure! -JetBrains MPS Team

Vaclav Pech Vaclav Pech
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