The IDE for example now includes a “Constant condition” inspection for Kotlin code, its debugger learned to detect Kotlin inline functions, and the “Smart Step Into” action can help debug more complex expressions. Remote capabilities aside, highlights of the 2021.3 update of company cornerstone IntelliJ IDEA mainly focus on ways to support own-brand Java alternative Kotlin. Support for Windows and macOS servers is said to be added in the future, but no exact roadmap seems to be available yet. Users interested should note that remote development is currently in beta and only working with (physical or virtual) Linux servers.
Tools like DataSpell and Android Studio aren’t supported yet. Gateway is available as an IDE plugin for IntelliJ IDEA, P圜harm Professional, GoLand, PhpStorm, and RubyMine, or can be used for remote work with CLion and WebStorm via a standalone Gateway app. While the latter provides users with an UI, the backend server is needed for hosting the source code and running a headless version of the IDE the user is subscribed to.Īccording to a JetBrains blog entry on the matter, everything needed is installed and securely connected via SSH using the new JetBrains Gateway project.
Remote development is realised via a remote IDE backend and a local thin client. The latter is one of the major features of the recent portfolio update and hoped to be of use when programming on not overly computationally strong devices, in remote work scenarios or in cases where local operating system and preferred target differ. JetBrains continued its IDE update extravaganza last week, bumping popular choices like IntelliJ IDEA, P圜harm, and CLion up to v2021.3, while sprinkling remote development into the mix.
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