IntelliJ IDEA Tutorial – How to Install and Configure | 2019

Intellij randomly disappeared from my Linux machine and now I've got to reinstall it. I hope it doesn't happen again lol.

You skipped the setup

Why did you click on "Maven" ? No explanation = dislike

Error:java: error: release version 5 not supported – What now?

Why my teacher is using Eclipse 🙁

Is Hibernate enabled in Community edition?

Thank you!

thank you , i spent too much time for this business

Do you know the hotkey to activate aceJump on a german keyboard? ; on a german keyboard is shift+, which doesnt work. Cannot find anything on the web about it.

i need crack

Some help? ==> java: error: release version 5 not supported

When i try to run a java program I get the "edit configurations" tab, how do I know what template to use for my project? I just want to print out hello world and I'm not doing a maven project lol

You have a very natural knack for explaining — if you did a udemy course, I would pay for it. Thank you

Thank youuu 🙂

Very helpful tutorials!

I was able to find tutorials on program development idea like NetBeans,eclipse,sts etc but no one are making tutorials on advanced database ides like datagrip if you concentrate on it you can get more subscribers and views. As the ide is totally difficult to understand and connect to database as I was unable to connect to oracle database using datagrip.it shows me an error while connecting.But if I connect with SQL developer ide it is connecting successfully.please help and if I search in net it is of no use no proper information if you male tutorials on using datagrip ide it will be helpful to many people.Hope u can understand the issue thanks in advance.

Error:java: javacTask: source release 8 requires target release 1.8 It says this when I run the command
Is this normal?

@Amigoscode – Thank you so much for the tutorial, I was wondering why you went straight into maven?

Thanks Man!

When choosing a Java version for my project, I have a choice between 11.0.2 or 1.8. Which one should I choose or does it not matter?

Also, my teacher wants us to type the "{" under the statements for example

public class Main

{

public static void main(String[] args)

{

System.out.println("HI");

}

}
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But in inteliJ it puts it after the statement and then i have to change it for everything its annoying is their a way in setting so that inteliJ will do it my way and not like this

public class Main
{

public static void main(String[] args)
{

System.out.println("HI");

}

}

good video…im new to coding…so do you have to make those changes every time for each new project?