We’re also working on a new remote development solution that combines the functionality of Code With Me and Projector. If you need a collaboration tool, try Code With Me. Please be aware, Projector does not support collaborative development. A configuration that requires remote access.VM or Docker images with debug sources and a pre-configured IDE.Remote debugging server-side (devtest, devprod).The need to turn off your computer while your app continues to work on the server.The need to run the IDE in a GNU/Linux environment on Windows machines or even on non-conventional operating systems like ChromeOS.Local copy of source code is prohibited.Running code near the runtime or database to reduce roundtrips.Here’s a brief list of issues that Projector is particularly suited to address: Some of these issues are particularly common in large companies with huge infrastructure. There is a wide range of special conditions that may require you to run an IDE on a server. Projector is a self-hosted technology that runs IntelliJ-based IDEs and Swing-based apps on the server, allowing you to access them from anywhere using browsers and native apps.
The same is true for other IntelliJ-based IDEs, like Android Studio.Įven though it is generally a good thing that JetBrains IDEs and Swing apps are desktop applications, there’s a number of corner cases, like thin clients, that require a special approach.
Current JetBrains IDEs use Swing to draw the UI. Today we’re announcing the initial release of Projector – a tool and framework for running JetBrains IDEs and Swing apps remotely over your network.Īs you may know, Swing is a graphical widget toolkit for Java.
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