[INFO] Rare plugins moved to Arhive Follow
All not modified since 2003 year plugins placed to Plugins Archive:
http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IntelliJPluginArchive
Now in IntellijPluginHome only fresh and live plugins :)
Thanks!
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Alexey Efimov wrote:
> All not modified since 2003 year plugins placed to Plugins Archive:
Humm?! For less well informed people, or IDEA newbies, "archive" will
rime with "obsolete", although many of them are still perfectly working
with Aurora, current, and very usefull.
Alain
And non-working, not needed, etc
Looking at the archived list, there really seem to be some plugins that are
obsolete (GoToClassPlugin?, CodeFolder?, ...), and others that are/may be
non working, so archiving these plugins is a good idea.
But I see many (very) useful plugins in the list. I don't really like hiding
good things in an archive page.
A better organization would be something like:
AllPlugins: all working/being worked on plugins
Archive: non working (and not mantained)/obsolete [and plugins the
owner(s)/developer(s) specifically want here?]
New: new plugins/new versions released in the last x days/months.
Another useful thing would be categorizing the plugins, as the list is
growing:
ConfigurationPlugins:
-> RemoveClipboardActions
-> RemoveEditorPopupMenuActions
-> ToolbarManager
...
IntentionPlugins:
-> AutoBoxingPlugin
-> IntentionPowerPack
...
EditingPlugins:
-> AutoNewline
-> CamelPlugin
-> CommentPlugin
...
VcsPlugins:
-> AccuRevPlugin
-> SubversionClient
...
CodeFolder works nice and it is useful, in Ariadna at least.
Marius
Carlos Costa e Silva wrote:
>>[...] "archive" will rime with "obsolete",
I suspect both codefolder and gotoclass are useful in ariadna. I think that
both features have been implemented in Aurora.
That's also another thing that should be taken in account: plugins valid for
an idea version and obsolete in another version.
I agree with Carlos's comments.
In particular, I would to see categorizaion of the plugins. My categories would be slightly different from Carlos, the main difference the addition of a Tools Plugins to hold all the various plugins which integrate some 3rd party tool.
Configuration Plugins:
-> RemoveClipboardActions
-> RemoveEditorPopupMenuActions
-> ToolbarManager
...
Code Plugins:
-> AutoBoxing
-> CodeLogic
-> JavaSig
-> Intention PowerPack
-> Sequence
-> SimpleUML Diagram
...
Editor Plugins
-> AutoNewline
-> CamelPlugin
-> CommentPlugin
...
VCS Plugins
-> AccuRev
-> PerforceDirectPlugin
...
Tool Plugins
-> CloverPlugin
-> FaTPlug
-> GooglePlugin
-> HibernateTools
-> IdeaJad
-> IdeaJasmin
-> IdeaToAnt
-> JBossIntegration
-> JUnitTest
-> JarSpy
...
Misc Plugins
-> Connect 4
-> Tetris
...
I agree with all of us :) And i promise for pardon if i move to Archive realy used and fine plugins, this is my casuality.
So, i think we must reorganize plugins at IntelliJ.org.
I create development topic for this. Maybe we all can do somthing together :)
http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IntelliJPluginsHomeDev
Thanks!