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Is it possible to re-use parts of documentation across different pages?

We pay attention to any performance related problem found by our users and try to fix them as soon as possible. If you ever face this experience again I strongly recommend you to report it immediately so we can reproduce it and provide a fix for you.

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0xdbe is a codename, not the final one, so please feel free to suggest other names! :-)

This is a codename, it's pronounced "o-kzi-di-bi-i".

At the moment all the 0xdbe functionality is available in IntelliJ IDEA and other IntelliJ-based IDEs via built-in plugins.

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how do I run its commands without typing "doing" each time?

smth like:

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The Gradle support is a part of Community Edition. Code completion should be available for dependencies and plugins (available in the Maven central). I've seen a few cases when there were no completion for the artifacts from the local Android repository. It will be fixed shortly.

The fix will be available in the next nightly build: http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/SCA/Play+2.0+plugin+...

What exactly problems do you have?

as it was commented below IntelliJ IDEA includes almost the same support (mostly the same) for other languages (PHP/Ruby/Python) as other IntelliJ-based IDEs. But at the same time IntelliJ IDEA never was positioned as a "true" polyglot IDE. IntelliJ IDEA is Java platform IDE, in the first place. It does support other technologies via plugins though, it might be much more convenient to use dedicated IDEs for other technologies.

please find my comment above

we know about this request and understand it's importance. however it can't be done quickly as there are some things to change in the core of the editor. i hope to see it in 14 or even early nobody can tell in advance. will keep posted. i'm sure it will be implemented

Please contact sales@jetbrains.com. If you buy IntelliJ IDEA I hope sales can help you with getting WebStorm for free (or with a discount). Scala support is part of IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition (which is free), but IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate has additional nice features.

the python plugin for intellij adds similar level of code assistance (including django support) as pycharm. the only difference is in releases dates. intellij idea gets all new features with a small delay (and vice versa pycharm gets some new features with a small delay after intellij release).

Actually you are able to customize almost everything. Just have a look at the screenshots below.

Without toolbar and tool window bars: https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/shared/minimized_with_project...

Without toolbar, tool window bars and project window: https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/shared/minimized.png?w=bea92c...

Full screen: https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/shared/minimized_full_screen....