Hacker News with Generative AI: IDEs

Pharo (pharo.org)
Pharo is a pure object-oriented programming language and a powerful environment, focused on simplicity and immediate feedback (think IDE and OS rolled into one).

Object-Oriented Programming, Programming Languages, Software Development, IDEs

51 points by TheFreim 5 days ago | 11 comments

Zasper: A Modern and Efficient Alternative to JupyterLab, Built in Go (github.com/zasper-io)
Zasper is an IDE designed from the ground up to support massive concurrency. It provides a minimal memory footprint, exceptional speed, and the ability to handle numerous concurrent connections.

Programming, IDEs, Go, JupyterLab

425 points by thunderbong 16 days ago | 95 comments

Monokai Pro for Jetbrains (monokai.pro)

Code Editors, IDEs, Themes

23 points by monokai_nl 21 days ago | 43 comments

Ask HN: How does JetBrains protect their IDE Java source code? (ycombinator.com)
On linux, after I installed goland, I could see a lot of .jar file and .class file inside. I don't know, I can see all of the source code ?

Software, Java, Security, Programming, IDEs

25 points by yi_xuan 27 days ago | 21 comments

My company has banned the use of Jetbrains IDEs internally (reddit.com)
Most of the devs at the company (~1000 people) use Jetbrains IDEs for development. This morning it was announced that all Jetbrains products were to be removed from workstations and that everyone needs to switch to.... anything else.

Software, Programming, IDEs, Company Policy

114 points by Mainsail 65 days ago | 191 comments

Show HN: Aide, an open-source AI native IDE (aide.dev)
Ever tried making large changes in a codebase using AI? If you are like me, you probably were very impressed – at first. The initial bliss quickly fades away when you realise the code will be very hard to maintain, or is flat out wrong.

Open Source, AI, IDEs, Software Development

253 points by skp1995 73 days ago | 169 comments

A Missing IDE Feature (matklad.github.io)
A Missing IDE Feature Oct 14, 2024

Software Development, IDEs, User Experience

47 points by aiono 75 days ago | 52 comments

My Experience in Testing JetBrains' IDEs (chriswiegman.com)
After a week of using JetBrains IDEs for all of my code I’ve decided to stay with Visual Studio Code.

Software, IDEs, Developer Tools, Programming, Comparison

5 points by luu 75 days ago | 1 comments

Debugging Compiled Code for R with Positron (tylermw.com)
Positron is a new IDE by the creators of RStudio that’s built on VSCode’s open source core, but layered with extra bells and whistles for R (and Python, if that’s your thing). And those bells and whistles’ music is particularly well tuned for R developers working with compiled code, which was always a rather rough experience in RStudio.

R, IDEs, Debugging, Programming, Compiled Code

15 points by tylermw 82 days ago | 10 comments

WebStorm and Rider Are Now Free for Non-Commercial Use (jetbrains.com)
We’re excited to announce a change in our licensing model that we believe will benefit the developer community – WebStorm and Rider are now free for non-commercial use!

Software, IDEs, Web Development, Licensing, Programming

92 points by yett 86 days ago | 58 comments

Hot-Reloading C++ with Live++ and JetBrains Rider (jetbrains.com)
We’ve been working with Stefan Reinalter and the team at Molecular Matters to make the industry-leading Live++ binary patching tool work seamlessly with C++ projects in JetBrains Rider!

C++, Development Tools, JetBrains, IDEs, Hot Reloading

15 points by pjmlp 115 days ago | 3 comments

IntelliJ Structural Search and Replace (jetbrains.com)

Code Editing, Software, IDEs, IntelliJ IDEA

4 points by sz4kerto 128 days ago | 0 comments

Classic UI Plugin for JetBrains IDEs (jetbrains.com)

Classic UI, JetBrains, IDEs, Software Development

3 points by sensanaty 155 days ago | 0 comments

WebStorm 2024.2: Routing Support, Bun Debugging, Directly Run/Debug TS Files (jetbrains.com)

Web Development, IDEs, JavaScript, Debugging, TypeScript

4 points by e2e4 158 days ago | 0 comments

Ask HN: What code editors or IDEs are easily scriptable? (ycombinator.com)