IntelliJ IDEA - Most Notable Current Features

Most Notable Current Features

The latest version of IDEA (12.0) includes UML-like class diagrams, visual Hibernate modeling, Spring 3.1 and Play Framework support, Dependency and Data Flow Analysis, Apache Maven support as well as a lot of other features and technologies. A complete list can be found at the features page.

Supported languages:

  • Java
  • JavaScript
  • CoffeeScript
  • HTML/XHTML/CSS
  • XML/XSL
  • ActionScript/MXML
  • Python
  • Ruby/JRuby
  • Groovy
  • SQL
  • PHP
  • Scala (via separate plugin)
  • Clojure (initial support via separate plugin)
  • JavaFX 1 (initial support via separate plugin)
  • Dart (initial support via separate plugin)
  • haXe (initial support via separate plugin)
  • Kotlin (initial support via separate plugin)
  • TypoScript (initial support via separate plugin)

Supported technologies and frameworks: JSP, JSF, EJB, Ajax, Google Web Toolkit, Struts, Struts 2, JBoss Seam, Spring, Hibernate/JPA, Web Services, Ruby on Rails, Grails (framework), Java ME MIDP/CLDC, OSGi, Android, Tapestry, Google App Engine, FreeMarker, Velocity, Django, Play.

Supported application servers: GlassFish, JBoss, Tomcat, Jetty, WebLogic, WebSphere, Geronimo

Among its other features, IDEA provides close integration with popular open source development tools such as Git, CVS, Subversion, Apache Ant, Apache Maven, JUnit and TestNG. A free plugin also exists for the Atlassian IntelliJ Connector integrating JIRA, Bamboo, Crucible, and FishEye.

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