Create your first IntelliJ Plugin with Scala
demo based on my Google Summer of Code project
Bartosz Janota
Scala Developer @ KoalaMetrics
Student (Msc) @ Computer Science @ AGH IET
Automotive Technologies Lover
[Extreme] Sports Enthusiast
Student (retired) @ Google Summer of Code 2015 @ University of Massachusetts
IntelliJ IDEA
- Natural Environment for most developers
- Java IDE (since 2001)
- Scala IDE (since late 2009)
All the official plugins - 1457
IntelliJ in numbers
Google Summer of Code
Google Summer of Code is a global program that offers students stipends to write code for open source projects. We have worked with the open source community to identify and fund exciting projects for the upcoming summer.
Who and how?
GSoC in numbers
11th edition
1051 accepted students this year
73 countries
335 from India
33 from Poland
137 open source organizations
$0b1010101111100
June - August
(12 weeks)
me & GSoC 2015
AutoMan Monitoring and Debugging Plugin
for IntelliJ IDEA
AutoMan allows programmers to write sophisticated human-computer programs, current problems:
- humans behave very differently than computers
- programs that manage hundreds or thousands of workers
- copious status messages only on STDOUT
Technical challenges
- They have a basic information-reporting facility in AutoMan, that allows information to be exported - needs refinement - some hacking in Scala
- AutoMan is highly concurrent and IntelliJ Plugins need to be thread-safe using IntelliJ's concurrency model - these models ale totally different (threads vs. futures/actors)
- Reusable frontend
- 100% Scala
What I did
How to start
Thank you :)!
Create your first IntelliJ Plugin with Scala demo based on my Google Summer of Code project