By bloid
via artima.com
Published: Aug 05 2008 / 17:29
IntelliJ's IDEA has been steadily adding support for working with languages other than Java. The latest release, a beta version of which was posted last week in the company's Early Access Program, is a result of a major refactoring of the IDE's internals, mainly in order to create a modular architecture suitable for any language support.
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