Released: Dec 13, 2010

Updates in this release

Updates in V10

• Brand New Code Completion
  Code even faster, with the new completion auto-popup. No need to invoke it.
• 100% Faster Project Indexing
  The start-up project indexing ensures that IntelliJ IDEA is smart and quick when it comes to coding, navigation, refactoring, etc. And now, indexing is nearly twice as fast compared with the previous version.
• VCS and DVCS
  Bundled Mercurial support: just check out or open a Mercurial project — and start working right away. Git support now offers a brand new Git log view, along with other major new features. Native GitHub integration: open projects right from the repository, or share your project as a new repository right from the IDE.
• Test Results Export to HTML/XML
  Save results of any executed unit tests into a separate HTML or XML file. Works for JUnit, TestNG and all supported frameworks.
• Faster Project Sync on Linux
  The new native file system watcher for Linux allows faster synchronization of the project tree with the IDE upon external changes.
• Easier Multilanguage Editing
  Edit embedded language fragments (e.g., SQL in Java, or HTML in JavaScript) in a dedicated adjacent full-featured editor, with instant synchronization with the main editing area.
• Detachable Editor Tabs
  You can now drag and drop the editor window outside of the IDE frame.
• Lighter UI, More Native Look & Feel
  New lightweight UI lets you focus on what really matters — the code. Whatever platform you use, the new Look & Feel looks and feels much more native.
• Soft Wraps in Editor
  You can finally enjoy this highly anticipated feature! Soft wraps are available not only in IntelliJ IDEA, but also in all other IDEs built on its platform.
• Marked Objects in Debugger
  Any marked object can be now accessed via its label wherever an expression is evaluated, even if this object is not available from the current debugger context. This works in Expression Evaluation dialog, Watches panel or Breakpoint Condition field.
• Database Table Editor
  The dedicated DB table editor allows you to quickly and flexibly modify or review data in any table, without having to type and run SQL queries from the console.
• Customizable Console Folding
  Analyze any stacktrace faster, by folding non-informative output lines according to your own rules. You can even modify rules on the fly, right from the console.
• Android Development
  Android plugin is now part of the IntelliJ IDEA. Write unit tests for your Android application using the Android testing framework. IntelliJ IDEA will automatically create a sample test class for your main activity so you can launch tests directly from the editor.
• Flex/ActionScript Support
  New ActionScript/MXML refactorings: extract interface, extract superclass, change method signature, delegate methods, introduce parameter.
• Major GSP editing improvements
  Completion for names of controllers, actions, templates, GSP-files, named URL mapping, etc. whenever possible. Renaming related artifacts together (e.g. renaming matching .gsp together with a controller action, renaming matching test classes together with production ones, etc.)
• JSF
  Added extended support for popular libraries: RichFaces, PrimeFaces, Standard(html and core), OpenFaces, and IceFaces.
• Ruby, Python, Scala and CFML Plugins
  Updated versions of Ruby, Python and Scala plugins provide new advanced features for Ruby on Rails, Python/Django and Scala developers. CFML plugin is now bundled with IntelliJ IDEA.

For more information visit:
http://www.jetbrains.com/company/press/pr_091210.html