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Are you mixing .rs and .js(x)/.ts(x) files in the same project? Jetbrains doesn't support multiple languages in any version of their IDE well AFAIK. I daily dri
by calderwoodra 2y ago
Are you mixing .rs and .js(x)/.ts(x) files in the same project? Jetbrains doesn't support multiple languages in any version of their IDE well AFAIK. I daily drive PyCharm and Webstorm in parallel.
- brainless 2y agoI think they are rethinking this in their new project, Fleet. But VS Code is so good at this that it sets a very high bar.
- MeImCounting 2y agoPrivacy concerns mean Ill not be using VS Code any time soon. JetBrains gets my business for that reason alone
- mlinhares 2y agoIt does, IntelliJ ultimate has multiple language support for quite a while now.
- 7e 2y agoNo C++.
- pjmlp 2y agoYeah, contrary to the full open source Eclipse and Netbeans, JetBrains wants people to pay for InteliJ and Clion, when doing JNI development. Android Studio has C++ support, because Google lacked a CDT counterpart when they went InteliJ, and had to do an agreement with JetBrains to include the support.
- avodonosov 2y agoWorked fine for me with IntelliJ Ultimate - java, js, html, sql, etc in the same project
- vbezhenar 2y agoCan you use npm for your frontend and maven for your backend, all in the same project? I think you can actually try to do it with separate module for each "subproject". But when I tried it, it was kind of buggy and very fragile. So in the end it was easier to just use two separate projects.
- lolinder 2y agoI have a personal project that uses npm for my frontend and Gradle for my backend and it just works in IntelliJ Ultimate. One module per subproject.
- steveklabnik 2y agoA good example of projects that do this are things built with Tauri. I myself work on a web project with a Rust backend and a TS front end, all in the same repo. That said I use VS: Code, not Jetbrains stuff. It handles this case just fine.
- yett 2y agoI have no problems mixing .jsx and .cs files in the same Rider project