🛠️ Spellbook v2020.4.1 is available!
This is a maintenance release that addresses a few bugs found in the most recent @intellijidea build versions (211.*).
https://t.co/zr4IdQ4c7g
Context switching is one of the pain points of code reviews. That's why we've built @teamcodestream Feedback Requests so the reviewer can do it from the IDE with one click, without switching branches or stashing any work in progress.
At the beginning of 2020 I decided to set a goal to build and launch a software product before the end of the year. I set out to build something that solved a personal pain point in my everyday life so that even if no one else used it the work put into it wouldn't be in vain.
Basic stuff in this post but pretty useful in a pinch. FYI, I saved each of these CSS snips to my @Evernote and now I can find em when I need em in my IDE thanks to @getspellbook!
https://t.co/5CKIqnSq3k
#shamelessplug#CSS#Productivity
Any devs interested in a site all about mistakes and lessons learned? I think it's an ok idea, I don't think I'd be very good at building an online community tho. Posted about it on @ThePracticalDev#developer#DEVCommunity#idea
https://t.co/csqVVp4TTd
I built a plugin for @jetbrains IDEs that integrates @evernote right into the IDE. I've been using this plugin since alpha to access code snippets and other notes and I've seen my productivity 🚀. https://t.co/L8BVNJBilk
#devtools#idetools#CodeLife#maker
Spellbook Basic is a simplified, limited feature set of Spellbook, but still has all the value of Evernote integration and it's ALWAYS FREE! Check it out here: https://t.co/XDTtdqRcag. #alwaysfree#devtools#Productivity#jetbrains
Spellbook launched 🚀!!! Officially available to the public in the @JetBrains plugin marketplace. Check it out here: https://t.co/aSkM4Hl2aZ. Now comes the hard part...getting others to see the value. #atlast#Productivity#devtools
Proguard is a pretty solid obfuscator for Java executables and it's free. But if you need string encryption you'll need to look elsewhere and probably pay...
I think @baeldung might just be the best java resource on the web. Everytime I Google something about Spring it is the first result and the best result. I archive Baeldung screenshots to my Evernote so I can easily reference them later in Intellij with the Spellbook plugin.