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Which IDE to Use?
The instructor for Spring Framework 5: Beginner to Guru uses IntelliJ Ultimate for all screencasts.
Please see the following FAQs about IntelliJ and IDEs in general below.
IntelliJ is the most widely used IDE by Java developers, and very common in the enterprise.
No, all source code examples use Maven or Gradle. Any modern Java IDE supports these build tools.
Yes. However, please understand the instructor has not used Eclipse in over 10 years and will not be able to answer IDE related questions.
Yes. The Community edition of IntelliJ is very good. The Ultimate Edition does have advanced features to support Spring Framework development. These features are used in the course, and will not be available in the Community Edition.
See section 1 of the course. There is a lecture with a sign-up link to register. You can download IntelliJ Ultimate with a free 30 day trial right away. You will be emailed a code with instructions within 3-5 business days. (often faster)
If it has been more than 5 days, check your spam folder. (Almost always there!) If not found, email John Thompson. If messaging on Udemy please include the email you registered with.
This is often one of the following:
- You are entering the code as a license in IntelliJ. It is not a license code. It is a code for JetBrains to issue you a 120 day license. Use this link to register with JetBrains.
- If you get the error
This coupon code is not applicable to the product.
often it is because the email you are using has been registered with JetBrains in the past. Try using a different email account.
Yep! The instructor typically runs on the EAP version to get all the latest features. The EAP version is usually very stable. Checkout the latest EAP version here