I would like to use IntelliJ Idea 13 (community edition preferably, but I would also like to know if this is only available in the professional edition) instead of WebStorm. The answer (written by a JetBrains official as far as I understand) to this question sound like it is possible, it says (if I understand it right) all the functionality of Idea derivatives like WebStorm is is available in Idea plug-ins. But I still can't find the right plug-in to create static (HTML+CSS+JS code, no Java) web projects. If I try to open a WebStorm project Idea says it doesn't understand "WEB_MODULE" module type. What do I have to I set-up?
For those using IntelliJ IDEA 14.x.x Community Edition, the "Static Web" option in Projects or Modules only seems to show up after the Phonegap/Cordova Plugin has been installed (Settings->Plugins->Browse repositories).
As Andrey mentioned, HTML+CSS+JS support is only provided in Idea Ultimate. No additional plugins have to be installed (unless you need Vue.js support or like to use Live Edit - these plugins, along with some others, are not bundled with Idea and have to be installed from the repository (Preferences | Plugins))
IDEA 12 Ultimate: "New Project" -> "Web Module"
IDEA 13 Ultimate: "New Project" -> "Static Web"
IDEA 14 Ultimate: "New Project" -> "Static Web"
IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2020.1
Entries named 'Static Web' in the File | New | Project.. dialog were renamed to 'JavaScript'.
For generic static Web projects, you need to select a new JavaScript project in this dialog.
As alexbk said for 15.x.x it remains the same. You also have to install Phonegap/Cordova Plugin in (Settings->Plugins->Browse repositories) and restarting Intellij IDEA afterwards.
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On VS 2015 when I created a blank node.js web app, if I right click on the project and selected its properties, there was a tab on the left that read "TYPESCRIPT BUILD"
This allowed me to use certain options like "combine javascript output into a file" and so on.
I then upgraded to VS 2019 Community as well, and cannot find the "Typescript Build" equivalent for the life of me.
Can anyone point in the right direction as to where this is currently placed?
Eventually I gave up and went to VS Code, where all the love for Typescript seems to be nowadays. Not really an answer, but it seems if you wish to have specialized build options, go through the route of directly (and manually) configuring the associated tsconfig.json file
I need to make an app for my cheap phone, and I downloaded eclipse, java sdk, and java me sdk for it. I can't create a simple Java ME project, because when I click File->New->Java ME Project and type name, it says
you must add at least one configuration
Tutorial like this http://www.wideskills.com/j2me/configure-java-me-in-eclipse says to go to Window->Preferences->Java ME->Device Management->Manual Install and provide the path to the Java ME sdk, C:\Program Files\Java_ME_platform_SDK_8.3 in my case. Except it finds nothing for me.
Try to install the Sun Java Wireless Toolkit and give its path to download! It worked for me. Or add the MTJ (Mobile Tools for Java) plugin and we will have an environment ready to create Java ME applications.
To do this, go to the menu Help > Install new software and add the URL: http://download.eclipse.org/mtj/updates/1.1.2/stable
Usually we're in a microsoft stack development but for the project purposes we need to develop in node.js in visual studio 2017.
There are some things we don't understand at all but are quite annoying.
We've installed node.js tools for Visual Studio 2017 but intellisense work for some things and doesn't for others.
2 main problems we're facing:
For example, for some node modules (router, express, etc...) intellisense works fine. For others (mongorito, for examlple, but its not mongorito specific, there are many others also) we don't get any intellisense nor we can navigate through its definitions ('go to definition').
For any file we open we get alot of TSxxx error messages. something like this:
Don't know if its important but with the same setup we had our team members to work on angular 2/4 projects (that use node modules, of course) and everything worked fine.
So, if anyone has a piece of advice we would highly appreciate it. And please explain it like for a complete idiots.
PS.
Don't know if its important, but i must say that solution builds, all tests are good and all runs as it should. Its IDE problem.
So, for everyone having the problem i'll post the solution here.
Problem was in typescript version. Now, that comes with a few details.
In Visual studio pre 15.2 you can't have typescript versions switching. So, i first updated VS to 15.2.
After that, i've installed Typescript SDK with latest typescript (2.4.1. i think at the moment).
Then go to Tools > Options > TextEditor > Javascript/Typescript > Intellisense > Here choose typescript version from the drop down.
[I'll leave answer unaccepted for a bit for the case someone comes with a better solution]
I just installed the webstorm 9.0.1 trial windows version, and when I try to create a new project in the project type list I don't see any reference to node.js applications.
I see in all the documentation that node.js project template is supported.
I'm missing something?
thanks,
Luca
I know this is a bit late, but perhaps the boilerplate samples were removed from 9.01? I'm showing the same thing and came across this post regarding version 8 -
Webstorm IDE missing Node.js Boilerplate Project type
EDIT :
And omg, the issue was I didn't scroll down :) I don't see the boilerplate app referenced in the above link, but there is an Express seed app.
NodeJS project types missing in WebStorm
If you don't see any reference to Node.js, then you're most likely missing the plugin.
Go to File > Settings > Plugins and check if NodeJS is visible and checked. If it's not there, select Browse repositories, select NodeJS and Install plugin and restart your IDE.
I am using IDEA - 11.1.1 and gradle - gradle-1.0-milestone-9 (I tried with release candidate 3 also) on windows-7 (if this matters)
After importing gradle porject, IDEA complains about String object. I think I am missing something about grrovy configuration. I have also marked - main and test folder as Sources and Test Resources respectively. Did I miss something obvious?
Most likely the JDK isn't set correctly in IDEA. Go to File -> Project Structure -> Project and check/fix Project SDK.
Try checking your project and module sdk.
On your module select F4 or Right click "Open Module Settings"
Check your SDK and Moduel SDK
I am sure that will resolve your problem.
Check your IDEA project settings and look if your JDK is configured properly.
I suggest you use the gradle idea plugin to create your IDEA project files, instead of using the import function of existing gradle projects into IDEA, since from my experience it gave me troubles. Also adding new jars via gradle and updating your IDEA project files via gradle seems more consistent.
I uploaded a build.gradle gist, which might give you a good start:
https://gist.github.com/1580234
It contains some explanatory comments.
Greets,
Jan