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I think (as @cromwellian pointed out), IntelliJ has most of this covered with tasks, contexts, shelving, etc. Better, possibly, as it has quite a number of buil
by crispinb 9y ago
I think (as @cromwellian pointed out), IntelliJ has most of this covered with tasks, contexts, shelving, etc. Better, possibly, as it has quite a number of built-in tracker integrations.
Not sure about the code review aspect though. I haven't tried any of the code review plugins (gerrit etc). They could be good if they integrate with diff viewer, as it is IMO one of IntelliJ's best features.
- pgwhalen 9y agoI agree on the diff viewer. Check out Upsource for code reviews. It's pretty much exactly what you would expect from a JetBrains-built code review tool.
- crispinb 9y agoI've glanced at Upsource out of curiosity only (I mainly work solo). It looked good of course. I was commenting about code review here with regard to the Jane Street article -- it does seem IntelliJ does nearly everything their custom tool does out of the box.