I want to write a specialized plugin for WebStorm that can provide help for a custom framework, are there any tutorials on how to do that?
There is no WebStorm specific guide available, plug-ins are created exactly the same way as for IntelliJ IDEA.
You are welcome to ask more specific questions in the forum.
As #CrazyCoder says there is no specific official guide to write a Webstorm plugin. The reason is that all plugins are written in the same way, but you can decide for which IDE it will be available.
I found this post very helpful to start building a Webstorm plugin.
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I am pretty new to Sitecore SPEAK and i am looking for some of the basics to start with. Basics like even which version of Sitecore Supports SPEAK. I see that many places they mention that it is supported in 7.0 and few places say 7.1 version. I have a Sitecore 7.0 Version and when i open the Core database, i would like to know if i need to install any particular module as i dont see anything related to SPEAK.
This link is the sitecore's Official blog where they speak about it. But fail to mention the requirements.
Sitecore SPEAK Blog- Introduction
Any Help would be Greatly Appreciated
According to the release notes, the SPEAK UI framework was introduced in Sitecore 7.1. At least you need this version and the Sitecore Rocks Visual Studio plugin, as building SPEAK applications are not very handy to build within the Content Editor.
Here you find a summary of SPEAK documentations.
I would personally recommend to start with the blog post series from Martina Welander.
I recommend using the later versions of Sitecore 7.1 or preferably Sitecore 7.2. A lot of bugs have been fixed since the initial release of SPEAK.
I have two open source SPEAK applications, if you want to see examples of SPEAK applications are built.
https://github.com/sobek1985/SitecoreSPEAKBulkRolePermissions
https://github.com/sobek1985/SitecoreDataImporter
I have also created Visual Studio 2013 Templates for creating blank Visual Studio Projects for SPEAK.
https://github.com/sobek1985/SPEAKTemplatesForVisualStudio/releases
I was searching for an IDE that would provide content assist while working with Java objects in CFCs and couldnt' find any. Does someone know of an IDE or if this feature exist?
Thanks!
i found this autocompletion for Emacs: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/AutoComplete, but I can't find what languages it supports.
I want to use it particular for C++-autocompletion. Has anybody experience with this?
As you can see from the User's Guide it has built-in support for C/C++ by means of Semantic. There is also one more tool from the auto-complete mode developer called GCC Sense, which he claims to be most intelligent tool for C/C++ programming and of course it integrates nicely with auto-complete so you might have a look at it as well.
Setup of Emacs with CEDET for autocompletion for C++ is described in my article. You can look to my CEDET config for working setup
I've been reading up on Doxygen online, and I think I'd like to try it out on my Netbeans C++ projects. The problem is, I cannot find any tutorials/guides anywhere to how to get Doxygen working with Netbeans. I've found some blog posts that seem to be about using Doxygen in Netbeans, but they seem semi-feature requesty, and I cannot tell if they are actual guides or just "this is what it should look like when it is done" posts. So, does anyone here have any experience of working with Doxygen and Netbeans?
There is no need for support from IDE to use Doxygen, you can use them separately. To create Doxygen documentation you just need a source code and Doxygen compiler.
However IDE can serve some kind of support. Netbeans allows you quickly create a comment (see here). That's the only support I know.
There is also plug-in "Doxygen Integration" but I never used it.
My friends and I are working on a compiler design as a project in my university (Damascus University).
We're using (Flex, C++, Bison, Qt) to do the job.
I was wondering if there is a way to design an IDE to our compiler using Qt. I know how to do the job but I'm asking to find out if there is some resource to start with, or if there is a pre-built design to do that job.
Thanks in advance :)
Start by looking at the source code of QtCreator. It is very clean and easy to read!
In addition to already suggested QtCreator you could check the qt-apps.org development environments website; a lot software there is open source
Perhaps extending KDevelop with a module would be a better idea. Qt creator is awfully focused on Qt. Other interesting starting points would be Edyuk (they've separated out their editor component from the rest of the application) or good old Scintilla (used by PyQt from Riverbank).