| Android Studio | studio |
| AppCode | appcode |
| CLion | clion |
| Gogland | gogland |
| IntelliJ IDEA | idea |
| PhpStorm | pstorm |
| PyCharm | charm |
| Rider | rider |
| RubyMine | mine |
| WebStorm | wstorm |
Please run Tools > Create Command-line Launcher... by menu in your IDE.
I encourage you to create a .dir-locals.el file in your project.
((nil . (jetbrains-ide "PhpStorm")))You can return to Emacs from the IDE.
Please see follows article: Quick Tip: Getting Emacs and IntelliJ to play together
A. Partially, yes.
I am a supporter of the Free Software Movement. However, since I am a lazy programmer, I know that the IDE’s support can save a lot of time and effort. Proprietary software is unethical, but some of them are powerful and practical. The IDEs are a bit lacking in the charm of hacking. I would like to increase the time we spend lazily away from business by interoperating them.
When the practical development environment is completed by free softwares, I will stop recommending you to proprietary software.