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cyncrovee · 3 months ago
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crackaddict55 · 2 years ago
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The IntelliJ shortcut to run your code is ctrl+Shift+F10
WHO USES THAT. WHAT IS THAT.
It’s like it was MADE to discourage you from using it
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codingcorgi · 1 year ago
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Hey guys! If you have JetBrains IDEs you can have a pet like VScode!
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kckatie · 2 years ago
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So I'm playing around with Angular. I'm not really a fan. I think the HTML syntax for it was created in Hell. But it runs nicely on my 15" MacBook Air.
Yes, the logged in user is Felonius Gru
Programmers gonna program
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quietmarie · 2 years ago
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Brief CLion Adventure
Or: How Not To Remove Features.
Recently, I started setting my PC to light mode again, just because it's becoming easier on my eyes during daytime. Mostly that's just flipping a switch in the system settings, and most of my apps respond to that already. Some applications only support one mode, some need a switch flipped inside the app settings, no big deal.
CLion used to support responding to the system theme automatically, but support for that was apparently removed for Linux an update or two ago. I don't know why.
Now, since CLion doesn't do it automatically anymore, I'm trying to switch the IDE to light theme manually. But it doesn't let me. The button to switch themes is completely greyed out, and there's no other theme-related option in sight. A quick web search for the problem yields nothing useful. I know for a fact that CLion supports a light theme (heck, it even supports custom themes), so why isn't it letting me switch?
I search around more for how appearance settings are supposed to work, and eventually, on the "Run CLion for the first time" page, I find this unassuming image:
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You might already have a suspicion where this is going from that image, and I do too at this point.
So to check if my idea is correct, I desperately search for the CLion configuration files. The location doesn't seem to be well documented on the internet, but I find them in ~/.config/JetBrains/CLion2023.2/options. Makes sense. Quickly grep for "Theme" in that folder, looks like the theme settings are in laf.xml.
Huh that is interesting, it still has the autodetect setting set to true.
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Changing it to "false" manually fixes the issue. And I'm laughing out with my head in my hands at this being the actual fix.
To explain, what must have happened is, when dropping support for autodetect on Linux, JetBrains removed the "Sync with OS" checkbox, but forgot to change the setting to false for Linux users. So now, if it's still applied from before the feature was dropped, it doesn't do anything substantial, but the code to grey out the actual theme setting is still in effect!
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rhythmicsystem · 2 years ago
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I love auto-generating javadocs.
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frog707 · 6 months ago
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Project update
Approaching the half-year mark for the open-source coding challenge I started in June. Here are current statistics:
+ 34K lines of Java (up from 29K lines on 11 November)
+ of those, 12K are tests or examples (up from 8K)
+ 19K lines of C++ (up from 17K)
These days I'm mostly translating the JoltPhysics "samples" application from C++ into Java. I use translation to uncover important functionality that my JVM bindings haven't exposed yet. It's slow, repetitive work, but there are occasional opportunities for problem solving. I have a high tolerance for repetitive work, but it's not unlimited. Soon I'll need a break from the current grind.
I recently imported my project into IntelliJ's IDEA development environment. I use Apache NetBeans for most of my software development, but IDEA has an automatic code-inspection tool I like to use occasionally. The tool uncovered dozens of problems I was glad to fix. However, it also reported thousands of false positives---things it thinks are problems but I do not. My experience with automated inspection tools is that they are invaluable on occasion, but for a given project, their benefit/cost ratio declines rapidly after first use.
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devlabsalliance · 9 months ago
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Cucumber is a widely-used tool for Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) that helps teams collaborate on creating automated acceptance tests. It uses a plain-text language called Gherkin to describe the behavior of software, making it easier for non-technical stakeholders to understand. IntelliJ IDEA, a powerful Integrated Development Environment (IDE) by JetBrains, supports various plugins that enhance its functionality, including the Cucumber plugin.
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newcodesociety · 1 year ago
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engineervoice · 1 year ago
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Explore the distinctions between Spring and Spring Boot in Java development, aiding developers in 2024. Enhance your coding journey.
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zmyaro · 1 year ago
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7 years ago, I saw the Rochester eclipse. This year's was a bit different...
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nullpk · 1 year ago
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JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2023.3.3 For Mac
JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2023.3.3 Publication type: macOS SoftwareThe release took place: 01/25/2024Supported OS: macOS 10.15 and higherDeveloper: © 2000-2024 JetBrains sroOfficial site: link Interface language: English Treatment: includedType of medicine: serial number System requirements: • macOS 10.15 and higher• Intel 32/64-bit CPU• Apple M+ chip Description:IntelliJ IDEA is the…
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codingcorgi · 2 years ago
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My recent Java projects I've written in the morning to fire up my brain for the day. The coffee one I wrote in the coffee shop I went to this morning. The other I wrote for @monydragon
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cozycovedotlife · 1 year ago
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shewhodoesnotexist · 2 years ago
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my strategy for learning java involves downloading like thirty intellij themes
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readingwriter92 · 4 months ago
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It’s another sarah coding day. So far we’re starting off well with downloading eclipse only to remember I literally have IntelliJ and the files I’m working with were OG from there anyways.
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