Introduction to Workspaces in IntelliJ IDEA

This session will provide a comprehensive overview of the new feature in IntelliJ IDEA: workspaces. Andrey will explain what workspaces are, how they function, and how they can be integrated into your current projects. We will demonstrate some practical examples to get you started: creating a workspace, adding projects, and running them within it.

Speaker: Andrey Belyaev
Andrey Belyaev is a software developer on the IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate team. He works on various plugins and is now primarily focused on cloud and deployment support in IntelliJ IDEA.


#intellijidea #workspaces #developerproductivity #jetbrains
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[manizaeim]

Finally, i wanted this over 20 years, as eclipse support it, well done

[pavelhurynovich]

Great news.
Waiting for `Empty module` 😃

[dieale]

Having Workspace/projects/modules and you unload one project, its modules will not be unloaded. Nice to see that workspace in IntelliJ though! I hope to see some improvement soon.

[youptralala]

Great stuff! Basically identical to Eclipse workspaces.

[timmeeyh]

workspace nesting please?

Add autocoffee feature

[nico-s]

How is this different from creating a empty project and adding all modules?

[Oscar]

I have a doubt about this, what's the difference between Scopes and Workspaces. I have the feeling that you can achieve the same result in the end. Am i missing something?

[SantiagoArizti]

yes! great for my workflow, I am mostly a PR reviewer for around 100 projects!!!, also, sometimes I just want to CMD+SHIFT+F to search across all repos.
a couple of questions:
- how to manage terminal windows... I currently have a single "project" with about 15 projects and I always mix up terminal windows in regards of which PWD is enabled every time I want to run `rpm run ***`
- I have to manage some repos with php, some with python, some with js. python and php are mutually exclusive in JetBrains IDEs, what about this? I do have both phpstorm and pycharm, but I would like to use the projects in a single window
- I would use the commit window more if I could focus on each repo for each commit, but I just have never found it really useful to use the commit window as it is today, so I always go to the terminal for commits
- please compare the pros and cons of this vs. attached projects

[bulletinmybeard]

When are we going to be able to install and use the latest version of "Multi-Project Workspace" on PyCharm, PHPStorm, and WebStorm?

[TurkishCowboy-zd]

run_all.sh, stop_all.sh are both usefull. How about debug_all.sh ?