JetGroovy 1.5 for IntelliJ IDEA is Out
We are pleased to announce the general availability of JetGroovy 1.5. This popular Groovy development plug-in for IntelliJ IDEA has been extended with a number of highly anticipated features:
- Multiple new Groovy-aware refactorings
- Extended Groovy coding assistance with support for dynamic properties and methods
- Groovy-ready debugger that handles mixed Java and Groovy code
- Smart GroovyDoc browser
- Support for automatic testing with JUnit/TestNG
- Improved Grails coding assistance with support for JavaScript and custom tags
- Complete support for Grails plugins
To learn more about Groovy/Grails support in IntelliJ IDEA, please visit the dedicated Features page.
JetGroovy plug-in supports all of IntelliJ IDEA 7.0 releases, including 7.0.2 and 7.0.3. You can download it and find more information about it at http://plugins.intellij.net/plugin/?id=1524 or via the IntelliJ IDEA Plug-in Manager.
You might also be pleased to learn that starting from version 8.0 of IntelliJ IDEA Groovy/Grails support is going to be part of the standard distribution package, instead of being provided through a plug-in.
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Dave Klein replied on Tue, 2008/04/15 - 9:46am
Thank you for the wonderful news! Especially that bit about 8.0, that is exciting.
bradneighbors replied on Tue, 2008/04/15 - 2:56pm
Very cool. Can't wait to try out the improved refactoring support and all the Grails integration features.
Keep up the great work, this plugin is so far and away better than any other IDE support.
Jim Shingler replied on Tue, 2008/04/15 - 9:28pm
GREAT NEWS!
I have been waiting for this.
Keep up the good work.
olikaf replied on Wed, 2008/04/16 - 2:40am
Probably one of the best IDE so far.
But the lack of package support for domain classes is a no go for me :-(
Egor Malyshev replied on Wed, 2008/04/16 - 3:42am
Olikaf,
JetGroovy supports packages for domain classes. All you need is to make sure that the grails-app/domain folder is configured as a source root in the module settings.
Hope this helps :)
olikaf replied on Wed, 2008/04/16 - 4:30am
in response to: rayshade
Damm,how did I miss that ? :-)
After creating packages under the domain I can now create domain classs with a package.
You have won a new user
Regards,
O.
PS : ok, the domain graph dependencies does not work yet (it seems ! I'm careful now !) with packages but this is really a minor issue for me;-)