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I'm trying to make a hello world form in Intellij. I've created the form, but the question now is what code to make in main() to make the form run and show up? PS: all the tutorials around seem to only focus on "how to do forms on intellij" not in "how to actually make it run, then". Thanks Steve McLeod Go to the class with the same name as the form. Press the keyboard shortcut for "Generate". It's Ctrl + N on Mac OS X, Alt + Ins on Windows. Alternatively, from the menu, select menu Code → Generate. Select "Form main()". Now the main method is written and inserted for you. It will look

How does Eclipse PDT compare to NetBeans for PHP development? I just bought a new computer with Windows 7 and I'm starting to set up a development environment for PHP. Has anyone used both IDEs lately and could make a quick comparison? If you know what major frameworks are supported, that would be great too. Yes, I switched from Eclipse to Netbeans for PHP development quite recently. And I have to admit - I like NetBeans better. It seems to me more lightweight and stable. It certainly loads faster. And code completion seems to be much better than in Eclipse - it doesn't fail so often, and you

I'm unable to highlight my assembly. No, but since Sublime Text 2 can read Textmate language definition files (.tmLanguage files), you could easily add support to Assembly by copying something like https://github.com/foxostro/x86-assembly-textmate-bundle to your "Packages" directory ( C:\Users\hugo\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages on my Win7). There is now a much better answer to this: In Sublime Text, just go to Preferences > Package Control > install packages. Once there search for "mips-syntax" and hit enter on the result. Once it installs you should be able to select MIPS as the

I can't seem to find a way to change the code font size in WebStorm. I change the font size in options and it changes the menu and toolbar font size but not the actual code. Any ideas? CrazyCoder Settings ( Preferences on Mac) | Editor | Colors & Fonts | Font , Size : Before you can change this setting you must click "Save As..." and save the scheme under a custom name. If you came here because you already found that screen, but the text box was locked... This is because you cannot modify the current theme. Click "Save As..." to save a copy of your current theme, now you should be able to edit

I'm interested in developing software for Sony PlayStation 3 consoles which contains a multi-core Cell processor , targeting any PS3-compatible Linux distribution. "A single PS3 performs better than the highest-end desktops available and compares to as many as 25 nodes of an IBM Blue Gene supercomputer ." ~ PlayStation3 Gravity Grid Most importantly: CPU - Any Linux OS has access to 6 of the 7 Synergistic Processing Elements GPU - Sony implements a hypervisor restricting access to the RSX Parallel - IBM provides an introduction to programming parallel applications on the PS3 So to get started:

Is anyone here using the Intel C++ compiler instead of Microsoft's Visual c++ compiler? I would be very interested to hear your experience about integration, performance and build times. Tommy Andersen The Intel compiler is one of the most advanced C++ compiler available, it has a number of advantages over for instance the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler, and one major drawback. The advantages include: Very good SIMD support, as far as I've been able to find out, it is the compiler that has the best support for SIMD instructions. Supports both automatic parallelization (multi core optimzations),

it is very annoying to collapse all one by one... Like Steve said, CTRL + M plus CTRL + L for collapsing all regions recursively . This one is a toggle, meaning you can do it again to re-open them. Do CTRL + M plus CTRL + O to collapse all regions non-recursively. Source: http://weblogs.asp.net/mrdave/archive/2004/09/17/230732.aspx Agent_9191 Quickest way will be to collapse to definitions via Ctrl + M , Ctrl + O . That will collapse all code down to the signature lines. Collapsing and Openning recursively: Ctrl + M + L Just Collapsing : Ctrl + M + O Just Openning : Ctrl + M + P right click ->

I am a beginner. I am using Aptana Studio for PHP. Today, I also downloaded Eclipse. I notice most of the features and workings are similar. It seems one is built on the code-base of the other. If so, what was the need for two similar Open Source IDEs on Java? Aptana is built on Eclipse. Eclipse is a general-purpose/Java-focused editor, whilst Aptana offers additional features which are targeted specifically at web development. There are also other Eclipse plugins that also focus on web development, including the Web Tools Project from the Eclipse team. Some people like Aptana, finding it a

Jetbrains changed the toolbars in IntelliJ 13. The Navigate Back & Forward arrows, shown here, used to be in the top toolbar and easily clickable. Now the only way I can find to access these fields is to go to Navigate -> Back or Navigate -> Forward. Does anyone know of a way to add these back/forward locations into an always visible toolbar like they were located in IntelliJ 12? I am using Idea 13 and my toolbar already has these buttons: The icon groups are: file | undo/redo | cut/copy/paste | font size | back/forward | compile/run | vcs | config | help | jira | tasks You should be looking

I'm developing android applications in Eclipse IDE. Now, i want to know if any other IDE available for developing android applications. Anyone knows means tell me. Thanks in advance. Android plugin can be installed in NetBeans as well. This is an alternate IDE (but do remember that Android is not officially supported by NetBeans, so some difficulties may occur while installing the plugin). Intellij comes with Android plugin pre installed. Moto Dev Studio for Android also has Android support. See this You also have MotoDev Studio (based on eclipse) from Motorola-> link http://blogs.jetbrains