It was originally designed in 2006 by Wimer Hazenberg and by now adopted by most text editors. When I first saw some Sublime Text screenshots I was impressed with the Monokai theme. Click OK through the rest of the dialogs.If you like this theme, check out my latest Tomorrow Evening theme! 🎉 Select java-8-openjdk-amd64 from the folder list and click OK. In the upper left, click the green + icon to add a new SDK. In the Select Project SDK dialog, click Configure…
You can dismiss the Tip of the Day dialog that appears.Įxpand src\main\java\ and click on DataAccess to open the DataAccess class.Ī yellow warning appears in the main editor window prompting you to Setup SDK. IntelliJ detects a Maven project file (pom.xml) and asks if you want to open it. Once you are authenticated, enter MyShuttle2 into the search bar and select the MyShuttle2 repo from your team project. Click Check out from Version Control and select Team Services Git.Ĭlick on Sign in… to sign in to your VSTS account. When IntelliJ restarts, the Welcome dialog will appear again. The install button will change to a Restart button. In the search box type visual studio team services and click the Search in repositories link in the main window.Ĭlick Install to install the extension. When the Welcome dialog appears, click Configure and then select Plugins. Click on Do not import settings, then click on Skip All and Set Defaults to use the defaults. The first time you run IntelliJ, it will prompt for IntelliJ settings and theme settings. Connect to VSTS from IntelliJĬlick on the IntelliJ icon in the toolbar to open IntelliJ IDEA. This exercise uses a team project named jdev-labs, though your team project name may differ. This exercise assumes you have completed Exercise 1, have created a Team Project that uses Git for version control, and imported the MyShuttle2 GitHub repo into your team project. In this exercise, you are going to open the MyShuttle2 repo from your VSTS account in your VM for editing in IntelliJ. Home / Working with IntelliJ Edit on GitHub
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