Fulton, MD – May 11, 2016 – Sonatype, the leader in software supply chain automation, today announced Nexus Lifecycle support for IntelliJ IDEA. With this integration, Sonatype is first to deliver software supply chain intelligence to millions of developers using IntelliJ IDEA.
With the Nexus Lifecycle IntelliJ IDEA plug-in in place, developers can pick the best components from the start – without ever leaving their integrated development environments (IDE). This integration eliminates the exhausting research required to source the highest quality, most secure, and least risky components. By building quality components in from the start, Nexus Lifecycle helps development teams reduce technical debt, context switching and unplanned work by 96%.
Additionally, when component issues requiring remediation are found later in development at continuous integration or release stages, teams using the IntelliJ IDEA plug-in are quickly guided through the best upgrades, migrations, or workarounds available. With support for eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA, Nexus Lifecycle now supports IDEs used by over 80% of Java developers worldwide.
“Quality needs to be built into the development processes from the start and not treated as an afterthought,” said Wayne Jackson, CEO, Sonatype. “By leveraging the world class component intelligence available in our Nexus products every day, our customers are constantly improving quality and decreasing costs within their DevOps practices.”
IntelliJ IDEA support is available today for users of Nexus Lifecycle. For additional information, please go to www.sonatype.com/nexus-lifecycle.
Additional information
- Want to learn more? Take a self-guided tour of Nexus Lifecycle.
- Watch the 5-minute video introduction to Nexus Lifecycle and IntelliJ IDEA
- Read the IntelliJ IDEA blog from our product owner, Justin Young
- Schedule a demo of Nexus Lifecycle today.
About Sonatype:
Last year developers requested 31 billion components from the Central Repository to manufacture the software applications that run the world. Additionally, with more than 100,000 installations, companies around the globe use Sonatype’s Nexus solutions to manage reusable components and improve the security, quality and speed of their software supply chains. Sonatype is privately held with investments from New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Accel Partners, Hummer Winblad Venture Partners, Morgenthaler Ventures, Bay Partners and Goldman Sachs. Visit: www.sonatype.com