Multiplayer IDE Gets Better Support for Groovy

UNA 1.1 allows developers to create Live Tools, which are run in the background when documents are changed or saved. A new tool output option detects errors and warnings in tool output, and highlights the errors and warnings directly in the source code. When combined, these two features bring real-time syntax checking to dozens of languages and hundreds of command-line tools, including tools like the Groovy compiler, which conforms to the GNU error/warning message formatting guidelines.

A screen cast demonstrating these new features for the Java programming language may be found on Vimeo.

Another major feature of UNA 1.1 is preconfigured tools for dozens of languages, including C, C++, Java, C#, Ruby, Python, PHP, JavaScript, Groovy, Scala, and many others. These tools showcase the power of the tools interface and can be customized by developers for greater flexibility.

Other features of UNA 1.1 include completely revamped syntax highlighting for Ruby, improved speed when interacting with Subversion repositories, and many other feature enhancements and bug fixes.

 

The single-user edition of UNA 1.1 is completely free and may be downloaded from http://www.n-brain.net. The multi-user edition of UNA 1.1 is free for open source groups, while pricing for commercial use starts at $25 per user.

 

For more information, please visit the official N-BRAIN website.