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It doesn't need to. It's enough to be open source.
by white_devil 14y ago
It doesn't need to. It's enough to be open source.
- cgh 14y agoThe community version of IDEA is open source and Apache licensed, so hopefully people aren't seriously using that as an argument.
- tmarthal 14y agoEveryone uses Eclipse/SpringTool Suite(STS) for spring/grails application development or for projects using gradle as a build tool. One of the main features of this release (version 12) is the upgrade of the Spring integration, so maybe IntelliJ will become useful to the Spring Java crowd. Note that the community version of IntelliJ doesn't have this Spring support (nor the javascript IDE capabilities).