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This video outlines our use of IntelliJ to develop Spring apps.
Local Development Environments Workshop
teamtreehouse.com/library/local-development-environments
Installing IntelliJ IDEA on a Mac
treehouse.github.io/installation-guides/mac/intellij-idea-mac.html
Intall IntelliJ IDEA on Windows
treehouse.github.io/installation-guides/windows/intellij-idea-win.html
As we begin the adventure of writing
our first web application in Java,
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we'll find it most useful to use an IDE
instead of Treehouse Workspaces.
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Remember, IDE stands for
integrated development environment, and
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is where we write our Java source code.
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If you you worked through our local
development environments course,
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you probably have IntelliJ IDEA
installed as a Java IDE.
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Well the ultimate edition of IntelliJ
has great integrated support for
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Spring applications, the free Community
Edition will work quite well for us too.
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If you don't have IntelliJ
installed on your computer,
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you should check out the local development
environments course for details.
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In the teacher's notes,
you'll see a link to the course,
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as well as a link to instructions
that help you install IntelliJ.
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If you have any difficulties installing,
please post your questions in the forum.
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Otherwise, I'll see you in
the next video after you're done.
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