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Jet Brains nos regala una version Open Source de IntelliJIDEA

IntelliJIDEA Community Edition

Buenas gente, como dice el titulo, recientemente la empresa Jet Brains esta liberando una versión de su IDE que siempre fue pago (excepto para personas que estén trabajando en proyectos Open Source), ahora para toda la comunidad de usuarios y desarrolladores.

Así que es un buen momento para probar un nuevo IDE, ya que también ahora podemos decir que es Open Source.

Les dejo el link, espero comentarios al respecto:

http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/nextversion/free_java_ide.html

Y una demo que se ve bastante buena:

http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/training/demos/CE/03051979_controller.swf

Published by:

Mauricio Salatino

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