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How is the user experience with that if you don't use Intellij? It seems to require explicit support by the IDE, which is why it doesn't seem to work with eclip
by stewbrew 7y ago
How is the user experience with that if you don't use Intellij? It seems to require explicit support by the IDE, which is why it doesn't seem to work with eclipse.
- mckinney 7y ago(Hi, I'm the author of Manifold) Manifold works equally well with Java 8 - 12. While no IDE is required, it is designed to fully leverage Java's static type system, which heavily benefits from the static analysis provided by a topnotch IDE like IntelliJ IDEA. Code completion, deterministic refactoring, usage searching, feature navigation, incremental compilation, etc. -- suddenly these productive features are now available to any resource connected with Manifold e.g, GraphQL, JSON Schema, Javascript, etc. Re Intellij v. Eclipse. I'm just one guy banging on a project; I only have time to build and maintain one IDE plugin and right now my focus is on IntelliJ. I'd like to start working on an Eclipse plugin at some point... or trick someone else into doing the work ;)