Server-Supported Large-Scale Development

When developing the core of a large-scale application or a broadly used library, it is often impractical to have the whole application or the library with all projects that use it open in the developer's IDE at once. But many useful IDE features, such as find usages, cannot work correctly when the IDE does not know about all the dependent projects. The solution is to use server-supported development: the developer can have only the core or the library open in the IDE and let it perform queries such as find usages on the server. The results are then shown in the IDE as usual. This presentation demonstrates the use of server-supported development, on both the client and the server side.

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