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IntelliJ IDEA Essentials

IntelliJ IDEA Essentials

By : Jaroslaw Krochmalski
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IntelliJ IDEA Essentials

IntelliJ IDEA Essentials

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By: Jaroslaw Krochmalski
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Overview of this book

Starting with a walkthrough of the main workspace, you will get up and running with IDEA from the word go. You will learn how to exploit IDEA's software development tools and use the various product features such as source code control, the debugger, and the many code generation tools. You will then move on to advanced topics such as how IntelliJ helps in version control, managing change lists, viewing differences and changes, and reverting changes. You will also learn how IDEA can be used for agile development and web development, as well as its integration with frameworks such as Gradle. Complete with tips and tricks, this book will make sure that you have an in-depth and extensive knowledge of informed programming.
Table of Contents (12 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this books covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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Customer support
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1. Get to Know Your IDE, Fast
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1. Get to Know Your IDE, Fast
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Comparing the various editions
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Installing IntelliJ IDEA
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An overview of the workspace
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Crafting your settings
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Configuration tips and tricks
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Summary
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2. Off We Go – To the Code
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2. Off We Go – To the Code
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What is a project?
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Creating a project
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Summary
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3. The Editor
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3. The Editor
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An overview of the editor and setup
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Navigating in the editor
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The editor basics
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Using Live Templates
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Comparing files and folders
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Looking for help
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Summary
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4. Make It Better – Refactoring
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4. Make It Better – Refactoring
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An overview of refactoring
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Refactoring actions
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Summary
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5. Make It Happen – Running Your Project
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5. Make It Happen – Running Your Project
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A temporary configuration
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The permanent configuration
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Configuration defaults
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Sharing the configuration
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Running
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Summary
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6. Building Your Project
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6. Building Your Project
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Editing Maven settings
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The Maven tool window
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Running Maven goals
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Using Gradle
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Executing Gradle tasks
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7. Red or Green? Test Your Code
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7. Red or Green? Test Your Code
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Enabling the testing plugins
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Creating the test
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Creating a run/debug configuration for the test
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Running or debugging the test
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Keyboard shortcuts
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8. Squash'em – The Debugger
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8. Squash'em – The Debugger
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Debugger settings
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Setting up the JavaScript debugger
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Managing breakpoints
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Starting the debugger
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The Debug tool window
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Inspecting variables and evaluating expressions
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Debugger actions
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Keyboard shortcuts summary
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9. Working with Your Team
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9. Working with Your Team
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Enabling version control
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Checking out the project from the repository
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Configuring version control
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Working with version control
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Quickly executing VCS actions
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10. Not Enough? Extend It
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10. Not Enough? Extend It
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Setting up the environment and project
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Developing the plugin functionality
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Deploying and publishing
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Index
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Index

Running Maven goals

In IntelliJ IDEA, you can run specific Maven goals in two ways: either by creating the run/debug configuration or running it directly from the Maven tool window. To run the selected goal, expand the Lifecycle branch in the Maven tool window and choose Run Maven Build from the context menu, as shown in the following screenshot:

If you choose Create from the context menu, the permanent run configuration to run this goal will be produced. The Create Run/Debug configuration will show up, allowing you to tweak the parameters of the newly created run configuration.

Tip

Basically, you need to create a permanent run configuration for a Maven goal if you try to run that goal with non-standard options (for example, if you need to add certain parameters).

On the other hand, picking Run or Debug will execute the build and then create a temporary configuration you can save later as a permanent one. We described temporary and permanent configurations in detail in the previous chapter...

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