Any kind of help will be appreciated - Lotus was not our weapon of choice here, it was forced upon us and we have to deal with it (at least for now).
How big are Your applications that You work on?
Because we think the problem with IDE may be somehow connected with size of our projects. Our databases almost always contains 800+ design elements (at least 100+ ls libraries with 50000+ lines of working code). As a software project this kind of application in my opinion is considered as sth between small and medium. And on top of that we recently added at least 50+ xpages elements. Is it possible that IDE cannot handle this kind of complication ? (I m not event talking here about how badly XPages handle communication with the main engine that is written in ls - as a developer Im complaining that writing code is slow ... I mean a lot of times I write faster than IDE reacts).
Is there some medicine that can at least ease the pain ?
Any kind of help will be appreciated - Lotus was not our weapon of choice here, it was forced upon us and we have to deal with it (at least for now).
How big are Your applications that You work on?
Because we think the problem with IDE may be somehow connected with size of our projects. Our databases almost always contains 800+ design elements (at least 100+ ls libraries with 50000+ lines of working code). As a software project this kind of application in my opinion is considered as sth between small and medium. And on top of that we recently added at least 50+ xpages elements. Is it possible that IDE cannot handle this kind of complication ? (I m not event talking here about how badly XPages handle communication with the main engine that is written in ls - as a developer Im complaining that writing code is slow ... I mean a lot of times I write faster than IDE reacts).
Is there some medicine that can at least ease the pain ?