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Do VScode and Jetbrains's plug-ins /extensions satisfy your scripting needs? They're in JS and Java, I think.

• compacct27 2y ago
  In my experience, VS Code’s extension system really shines here. There are also boilerplate repos out there to get started.
  • dualogy 2y ago
    > There are also boilerplate repos out there to get started. Should be unnecessary (and might be outdated unless meticulously maintained) IF one chooses to just follow the VSC API docs' `yo code` approach. Which generates the project structure with a simple hello `extension.ts` IIRC.
    • aphantastic 2y ago
      They are meticulously maintained, and far more comprehensive than yo code.
• chuckadams 2y ago
  For Jetbrains IDEs, I recommend using LivePlugin rather than building a full-blown plugin for every script: https://github.com/dkandalov/live-plugin https://github.com/dkandalov/live-plugin
  • brabel 2y ago
    That's really awesome! As they support Groovy and Kotlin, they basically support most JVM languages too, so you can probably use this with Scala, Clojure etc. I may give it a spin myself as I am pretty heavy user of IntelliJ. By the way, I think Fleet, the new "Beta" editor by Jetbrains, is currently designing a custom plugin system to make it "nicer" to write plugins than for IntelliJ, but apparently it's not yet open for trials: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/fleet/managing-plugins.html https://www.jetbrains.com/help/fleet/managing-plugins.html