Re: [closure-compiler-discuss] Closure IDE is released

[Johannes Nel]

does this have a specific javascript parser written around well annotated closure code, eclipses' native javascript parser is uhm... special. 

also why no try before buy option. 

On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 10:22 PM, <san...@digi-area.com> wrote:

The DigiArea team is pleased to announce the first release of the Closure IDE - Eclipse toolkit for Google Closure Tools.

The IDE includes powerful tools to edit and compile Soy Templates, work with Closure Compiler and Closure Stylesheets, 

manage web projects which use Google Closure Tool.

You can read more about the tool here:

http://digi-area.com/ClosureIDE/

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[Rhys Brett-Bowen]

Definitely looks interesting but I agree - need some kind of try before you buy option. $100 is a lot to lay down for personal use.

[Nick]

I agree with Johannes - would be useful if it could extend DLTK or JSDT to:

- parse annotations

- show the jsdoc for each method/class etc when a token is hovered over, just as Eclipse does for java

- support the ctrl-space code completion

- support the ctrl-click to drill-down

- implement "show call hierarchy" as per java

- show errors and warnings that would be detected by the compiler

Currently the "Closure IDE" seems to be not so much a development environment, but a build tool with a bit of colouring for soy templates.

[Peter StJ]

I do not understand the aim here: if no specific parser is used (one that understands the closure annotations and compiler primitives) then what are the advantages over a regular IDE?

Is it possible to position the new IDE in regards of this plugin please? This might help me understand what will I get on top of what is already available if I am to pay for a commercial product.

Thanks.

[Alexandra Shklyaeva]

Closure IDE 1.0.0 is released - JavaScript IDE powered by Google Closure Tools.

Some of the most important features are:

- Comprehensive support for native API and JavaScript libraries 

- Content Assist

- Code Navigation

- Type Hierarchy

- Extensive JSDoc support

- Open Type

- Code Validation with Closure Compiler

- Advanced Closure Project

You can read more and find full-featured trial version of Closure IDE here:

http://digi-area.com/ClosureIDE/

Check out Closure IDE Videos here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/DigiAreaInc

[Alexandra Shklyaeva]

Our team is excited to announce that Closure IDE is now open for Open Source community and projects.

You can read more here:

http://digi-area.com/ClosureIDE/opensource.php

Meanwhile, the 1.2.0 update is released. It includes support for Closure-based stuff (goog.inherits, goog.abstractMethod, goog.addSingletonGetter etc.), support for @typedef and more.

Read more details here:

http://blog.digi-area.com/2014/02/closureide-update-1.2.0.html