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Interesting, some notes: - obsidian has similar feature called "Canvas", perhaps look at their work flow. - For me this is uselles as a standalone tool. I nee
by trte9343r4 2y ago
Interesting, some notes:
- obsidian has similar feature called "Canvas", perhaps look at their work flow.
- For me this is uselles as a standalone tool. I need it as Idea plugin.
- creating layouts is the part I hate. Perhaps some AI that takes Git patches, or bug fixes and creates layout based on that.
- sharing layouts needs to be super easy
- integrate Git history as another dimensions. Diff and blame N notations in editor.
- there are data (git commits) that you can use to train AI.
- integrate debuging as another dimension
- integrate data from profiler...
- nusl 2y agoThis appears to run within VSCode from the demo videos, as opposed to being standalone. You get everything you get there. If you use Idea tools you're out of luck I guess.
- codetrotter 2y agoTheir website says it’s a fork of VS Code.
- trte9343r4 2y ago> out of luck Idea can already do everything Haystack can do (open several editor windows, only open single method, code navigation, callers...). On large screens (quad 32" 4k) it is quite useful. But a bit more refined experience would be nice.
- lolive 2y agoQuickly googled yesterday for Idea´s contexts. I need to dig that further. Any article or resource you may recommend?
- einsteinx2 2y agoDo you have a quad 32” 4K screen setup? Do you use them grouped into a 2x2 grid? I’m curious how viable as setup like this is. I’m currently using a single LG OLED 42” 4K TV as my monitor so I’m interested in large screen setups, but I find the 42” size to already be almost too big so I’m struggling to imagine working on four 32” panels (I guess that would be similar to working on an 8K 65” TV?).
- forgotlastlogin 2y agoThe tool looks great and I would love to try it out for work (Android/Kotlin). So +1 to the IDEA integration, pretty please