#jetbrains

[mutter-official]

should i switch to jetbrains ides

they are a) not electron, b) either open-source or based on an open-source codebase, and c) look really powerful

don't get me wrong i love neovim but the constant terminal-wrangling is starting to be a bit much + i want features like code completion and doc peeking that just work out of the box

[quietmarie]

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:

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.

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!

[aspensmonster]

JetBrains has a decent compromise, at least, with their perpetual fallback licenses. You can get, and keep using, the same version of the software forever if you want. No updates though, which sounds fair.

[themorningnewsinformer]

Claude 4 AI Models Launched With Best-in-Class Coding Power

Introduction Anthropic has raised the bar in the generative AI landscape with the release of its Claude 4 series, including Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4. Designed with a sharp focus on coding performance, tool integration, and reasoning depth, these large language models (LLMs) are setting new standards. The release was announced at Anthropic’s inaugural developer conference, and it’s…

[startexport]

@JetBrains @Space #Integration | #YouTrack Cloud Documentation

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[theeepy]

1. Arch on main PC, Manjaro on laptop (formerly Artix, but drive died) and Debian on dev server

2. Firefox

3. Spotify, although once I finish my local music collection, will be moving over to my own music player

4. VLC for discs and local files, youtube for streaming

5. Kate and Nano on the odd occasion. Been wanting to properly learn neovim for ages

6. Rider for C#, CLion for uni work and VS Code for everything else

7. Android (13), although looking at Linux phones

8. Firefox (Beta)

9. Discord ig?

10. A handful of the usuals

11. Cascadia Code

12. Vibes & memory (GMaps if need be)

13. Obsidian (my beloved <3)

14. Firefox for PDFs, don't really read ebooks

15. Programming and gaming :3

16. Not sure, looking to do some, would love suggestions

17. Moving over to Proton

18. Unused :(

19. Proton drive

20. Tmux (need to use it more tho)

21. N/A

22. Github, but looking at alternatives

23. Not really a tool, but I've been completely converted to ergo mice

24. BlankieBear, my oldest

25. (Later)

i know you nerds have lots of opinions on this

what software do you use ask game

base distro

browsing on desktop

listening to music

watching video files (or streaming video ig)

text editing

code editing

mobile OS

mobile browser

chatting on desktop

chatting on mobile

custom system font

IRL navigation

notes and/or to-do

ebook/pdf reading

bonus option for hobbies

image editing

email

rss

file sync/sharing

terminal muxer

home automation

git hosting (or svc if ur a boomer lol)

any miscellaneous tool you can't live without

unrelated to the other questions what's the name of the plushie that's nearest to you rn

screenshots

[xceloreconnect]

What is Kotlin Multiplatform?

Kotlin Multiplatform is a technology that empowers developers to write shared code across multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, web, desktop, and backend servers. By leveraging Kotlin's capabilities, developers can streamline development workflows, reduce duplication of effort, and maintain consistency in logic and behavior across different platforms. This approach allows for greater code reuse, improved maintainability, and flexibility in adapting to platform-specific requirements while integrating seamlessly with existing ecosystems and tooling support provided by JetBrains. For more information check out our Kotlin Multi-Platform development services.

[codingcorgi]

I am not dead just severely busy! Days 74-109. I have so much to talk about this time!

So at work (Can't show that due to NDA) I've been bug chasing, and ultimately having to restructure many classes and methods to make one function work as intended.

Then for my C# final I'm still working on my .Net Maui project I finished the journals implementation, and added the event reporting function. I added the events to the journal entry for the day. If there are no entries yet it makes one. I am going to be using the library of microcharts that were used in xamarin (before Xamarin got depreciated into .Net Maui) now it can be used for .Net Maui. I'll be capturing data gathered in the journals to display on graphs to track progress in sleep disorders. At a later time I'll be getting it set up to grab information from sleep tracking apps on mobile.

In C++ my final is to make a game. I am making an adventure game where you can explore a village. It has lore, Easter eggs, and fun imagery (it's a console game unfortunately can't do Unreal). I have to change the code a bit but it has been fun to code!

I might have a contract role coming up for another game studio, so that's exciting.

My plans for the next few days is to get some functionality on the statistics tab in my Maui app, and get my C++ project more put together. At work I'm waiting on the senior dev to plan out how to fix the massive problem we have.

[nullpk]

JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2023.3.3 For Mac

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[cozycovedotlife]

Accelerate Your Coding Workflow: Unleashing the Power of Codium, the AI-Driven Developer Toolkit

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[jpmellojr]

The JetBrains TeamCity software supply chain attack: Lessons learned

The TeamCity incident is similar to SunBurst, which was behind the attack on SolarWinds. But there are differences. Here are tips to help secure your software pipeline. https://jpmellojr.blogspot.com/2023/12/the-jetbrains-teamcity-software-supply.html

[digitalcreationsllc]

Recently Patched TeamCity Vulnerability Exploited to Hack Servers

In-the-wild exploitation of a critical vulnerability in JetBrains’ TeamCity continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) server started just days after the availability of a patch was announced. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-42793, impacts the on-premises version of TeamCity and it allows an unauthenticated attacker with access to a targeted server to achieve remote code…