In March 2021, we announced Projector 1.0. The web client is implemented using HTML5 Canvas API. With Projector, you can access the server using a browser. All the heavy operations are then run remotely on a faster machine so you can get results sooner. Basically, they let you set up an IDE instance on a server with high hardware resources, and access it remotely via different protocols. These are new solutions that work with IntelliJ IDEA and our other IntelliJ-based IDEs. At the start of this year, IntelliJ IDEA began providing the ability to open files in a lightweight version of the editor that loads very quickly and has a limited set of basic features, which is perfect for these quick changes. Your time is precious, so people often use a basic third-party lightweight editor. It is not something you want to load the whole IDE and all of its features for. We have all had times when we have just wanted to quickly look into a file, correct a quick line, or read a small piece of code. To set up this feature for your project, check out these instructions. This system lets you create a local storage for indexes, and connect to a global storage where, for example, JetBrains keeps indexes of the JDKs. Now, you don’t need every computer to process and index the same external project dependencies, or all of your project if you are only working on a small part of it.

The goal was to reduce the time spent on project indexing by up to 75%. Shared indexes were introduced in IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2. Making us aware of IDE performance issues.

We want to give you a few tips on what to do if you are still experiencing poor performance and show you how best to approach us with issues that bother you. This blog post continues from the previous one about how we measure IDE performance and what results we’ve already achieved.

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