kodee happy Kotlin support in a new IDE by JetBrains

Question

kodee happy Kotlin support in a new IDE by JetBrains kodee happy Fleet uses the IntelliJ Platform on the backend alongside a distributed architecture and a reimagined UI The IDE offers smart support for many languages with advanced support for Kotlin including a range of code intelligence features star2 Code completion star2 Code actions star2 Type info star2 Parameter info star2 Live templates star2 Code generation Fleet is in public preview now so everyone is invited to try it out Learn more about Kotlin support in Fleet in our blog post point down

Piotr Krzemiński · Answer

JetBrains team also uses Fleet to develop Fleet xzibit good to see that it s already in such state to be able to dogfood nice testimony

mkrussel · Answer

Is KMP supported

oday · Answer

Vim smile

oday · Answer

ooh it s already done I haven t checked in a while <https www jetbrains com help fleet vim html>

akapanina · Answer

< mkrussel> Thanks for the question If I may ask what specific support would you be looking for

mkrussel · Answer

Does it handle the different source sets so that Android code autocompletes Android symbols and iOS completes iOS symbols and common source sets show things accessible to all source sets Does it handle expect actual showing proper errors warnings and navigation Does it import the interop symbols for native

Sebastian Kürten · Answer

Is this a Compose UI

Piotr Krzemiński · Answer

<https blog jetbrains com fleet 2023 02 fleet below deck part vi ui with noria > gt When we started working on Fleet however Jetpack Compose didn t exist and thus Noria was born

Yan Pujante · Answer

I did give it a try and my feedback is that I can t import my settings from CLion IntelliJ including colors for strings comments etc and keyboard bindings It also doesn t seem to be any way of changing colors at all I hope this will be added in a later release

Peter · Answer

is it compatible with existing IntelliJ Idea plugins thinking face

adambrangenberg · Answer

Does this mean Kotlin finally has a proper LSP

Joffrey · Answer

gt It also doesn t seem to be any way of changing colors at all I hope this will be added in a later release < Yan Pujante> Technically it is possible but there is no real theme editor it s basically editing a JSON file which is not a great experience To get there Click on the cog in the top right hand corner and select `Theme` In the dialog the last option is `Edit color theme ` This opens the JSON file which you can edit changes are live