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+1 on the Grails support especially. Please don’t make me use IntelliJ or NetBeans anymore. I can’t take that kind of torment 😉
I’ve used MyEclipse for years on Struts projects, but I am now moving on to Grails. I would love to get some Grails support too.
MyEclipse staff member, please check http://www.myeclipseide.com/Poll-10results.html
We have shifted to Netbeans
We need support for Groovy and Grails. Anything planned soon? I hate to switch IDE’s but I’ll be forced to if MyEclipse doesn’t start supporting Groovy and Grails.
-Glenn
Looks like MyEclipse is waiting for the community to develop this! All the requests are falling into deaf ears!
We would like to see Grails and Groovy support too, since it boosts developing performance for a high percentage. There are any plans to enable this feature in myeclipse?
Iit seems the GRECLIPSE codehaus developers need assistance to put their plugin to the next level so it is also usable in myeclipse.Vote: +3 (developers)
And another vote for Groovy and Grails support . . . getting a bit tired of waiting for this to be honest.
Free and supports us like they actually care? Sounds awesome.
Sorry Genuitec – better for you to pay for your indifference than me
Been trying out Netbeans and IntelliJ and they both have excellent support for Groovy, Grails and Griffon, IntelliJ in particular is pretty impressive. Need to think seriously about things when my MyEclipse renewal comes around later in the year.
Is the brand esprit really gone? No statements, no roadmap, no interests… All require the same. Sorry, but we have to switch too.
