Top 8 Recommended IntelliJ Self-Study Materials! [December 2023]

Intellij IDEA is one of the most popular IDEs out there used for Java programming.

This course is a entirely hands-on and an example based comprehensive course ,which would will guide you to learn and master the essentials of the Java Debugging using the popular Intellij IDEA IDE.

Powerful Debugging Skill at Your Fingertips

While working in real life Java projects or learning the language ,debugging is a key aspect which you must learn to handle programming related issues or understand any application flow properly .This course will give you a strong background to easily learn and master the debugging techniques and tricks using Intellij IDEA .

Content and Overview

Entire course is broken down to the following categories:

• Basic debugging features

• Advanced debugging features

• Sample Debugging Problems And Their Solution

The basic debugging features covered:

• • Place breakpoints and run program in debug mode

  • Control program execution during debugging

  • Smart Step Into And Run To Cursor

  • Watch and Evaluate Expressions

  • Inspect Variables - View variables values

  • Change Variables value at real time during debug session

  • Filter Arrays and Collections in Variables or Watches

  • Conditional Breakpoint

  • Exception Breakpoint

  • Action Breakpoints

  • How to manage Breakpoints

  • Force Return and Throw Exception

  • Field Watchpoints

  • Class Level Watches

  • Use of Drop Frame

  
  

The advanced debugging features covered:

• Debug Lambda Expressions and Stream Operations

• Control Stepping

• On Demand Custom Data Type Renderers

• Debug Spring Boot Web Service

• Remote Debug Spring Boot Web Service

• Attach custom labels to JVM objects

• Debug Web Project in Tomcat using Intellij IDEA Community Edition

• Debug Web Project in Tomcat using Intellij IDEA Ultimate Edition

• Debug Web Application using Maven Tomcat Plugin

• Remote Debug Web Project In Tomcat Using Intellij Community Edition

The course initially starts with basics of debugging and then slowly moves to the practical aspects of debugging with easy examples.

Once the primary aspects are covered , the basic and advanced debugging features of Eclipse are explained.

The section Sample Debugging Problems And Their Solution is about sample problem solving on dummy debugging problem scenarios by applying the debugging skills you have learnt from the course.

By the end of this course, you will master the fundamentals needed to for Debugging java based applications using Intellij IDEA.

1. Introduction
2. Course Details
3. Udemy Tips (Important)
4. Environment Setup
5. Install JDK on Windows
6. Install Intellij IDEA Community Edition on Windows
7. Configure Intellij IDEA
8. Steps to download source code and setting up projects in Intellij IDEA
9. Basic Debugging Features
10. Place breakpoints and run a program in debug mode
11. Control a program execution during debugging
12. Smart Step Into And Run To Cursor
13. Watch and Evaluate Expressions
14. Inspect Variables - View variables values
15. Change Variables value at real time during debug session
16. Filter Arrays and Collections in Variables or Watches
17. Conditional Breakpoint
18. Exception Breakpoint
19. Exception Breakpoints: In-Depth Details On Caught and Uncaught Notifications
20. Method Breakpoints
21. Action Breakpoints
22. How to manage Breakpoints
23. Force Return and Throw Exception
24. Field Watchpoints
25. Class Level Watches
26. Use of Drop Frame
27. Advanced Debugging Features
28. Debug Lambda Expressions and Stream Operations
29. Control Stepping
30. On Demand Custom Data Type Renderers
31. Important points on Spring Boot and JDK Compatibility
32. Debug Spring Boot Web Service
33. Remote Debug Spring Boot Web Service
34. Attach custom labels to JVM objects
35. Debug Web Project in Tomcat using Intellij CE
36. Debug Web Project in Tomcat using Intellij Ultimate Edition
37. Debug Web Application using Maven Tomcat Plugin
38. Remote Debug Web Project In Tomcat Using Intellij CE
39. Spring Boot Microservices Debugging in Docker with Intellij IDEA
40. WebLogic Installation
41. Deploy Web Application in WebLogic
42. Debug Web Project in Oracle WebLogic using Intellij IDEA Community Edition
43. Important Points to note before working on debugging issues/problems
44. Key points to follow during debugging
45. Problem Scenarios
46. Problem Statement 1
47. Problem Statement 2
48. Problem Statement 3
49. Problem Statement 4
50. Problem Statement 5
51. Problem Solutions
52. Problem Solution1
53. Problem Solution2
54. Problem Solution3
55. Problem Solution 4
56. Problem Solution 5
57. Thank You
58. Thank You Note and Feedback About This Course
59. Bonus Section
60. Slack Group for students

This Java Spring Boot or SprintBoot Bootcamp is for complete beginners who wish to get on a path to be a Full Stack Java Developer. It teaches you everything you should know about Spring Boot which is one of the most popular Java frameworks for building web applications. You will be building a full-fledged spring boot application using Thymeleaf, JPA. This is not a theoretical course, but instead, I will teach you step by step, practically. Are you ready to learn Spring Boot Hands On?

Why should you take this course?

The goal of this course is to make sure you learn how can you build full-fledged Spring Boot applications so that you can become a better software developer.

This course is not a theoretical course, but we will be actually learning each and every concept using the concepts we learn and using those concepts to build a real-world project.

I will be teaching you how can you setup the Spring boot project on your machine and configure dependencies. We will be learning about JPA which would help you convert your java classes into database tables to store data related to application.

We will also be learning Thymeleaf using which we can add a user interface to our spring boot application.

This course is designed keeping beginners in mind, we have made sure that each and every concept is clearly explained in an easy to understand manner. So if you have never used git, don't worry, I am 100% committed to helping you succeed.

After completing this course, you will be very comfortable with Git and master it. You will also be able to use git with your favourite Java IDE.

GUARANTEE

This course is backed by Udemy's 30-day money-back guarantee. If after taking this course you realize that this is not for you. Please request a refund, I only want satisfied students

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THIS COURSE?

• Learn about Spring Boot and how to use it with various other IDE’s

• Learn how you can use a full fledged Spring Boot application using Spring Boot, JPA, Thymeleaf.

• Learn the difference between Spring and Spring boot

• Learn about how Spring boot works and its architecture

• Learn about basics of API’s and how you can use APIs with postman.

• Learn about maven and how can you set up dependencies in your spring boot project

• Learn how can you build an Employee application using Spring boot which has various API endpoints

• Learn how can you accept user request and serve data to the user

• Learn JPA (Java Persistence API) from scratch and implement it in your project

• Learn how can you use H2 database which is an in memory database for your application

• Learn about different kinds of mappings you can do with the help of JPA and ORM in your spring boot project

• Learn and implement concepts like cascading and fetch types

• Learn about Thymeleaf and start using it in your real world project
  

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

• Any developer who wants to learn how to build real world applications using spring boot

• Any developer or engineer who wants to grow as a Java developer

SO ARE YOU READY TO GET STARTED?

What are you waiting for? Press the BUY NOW button and start the course. See you inside.

1. Introduction and setup
2. Downloading required tools
3. Installing java on windows
4. Installing java on mac
5. Installing and configuring Intellij
6. Basics of API's (Optional)
7. What are API’s?
8. Introduction to Spring Boot
9. What is the Spring framework?
10. What is Spring boot
11. Spring vs Spring boot
12. How does Spring Boot work? - Architecture
13. Getting started with Spring Boot - Creating your first application
14. Introduction to Spring initializer
15. Setting up spring boot project in Intellij
16. Exploring our Spring boot project
17. Other ways of working with Spring boot (STS and eclipse)
18. What is Maven and why do we need it?
19. Simple API with Spring boot
20. What is application.properties?
21. Installing and setting up POSTMAN
22. Creating a controller and mapping it to a URL
23. Creating a service
24. Different types of API request
25. Getting a single employee
26. Adding a new employee using POST
27. Updating an existing employee
28. Deleting an employee
29. Specific mappings for your requests
30. Working with JPA (Java Persistence API)
31. What is JPA?
32. Creating data access layer
33. H2 : In-memory database
34. Using data access layer to get data
35. Moving other functionality to Db : Update and delete Employee
36. Moving other functionality to Db : getting all employees and single employee
37. Overview of project
38. Database Mappings
39. OneToOne Mapping
40. OneToMany Mapping
41. ManyToOne Mapping
42. ManyToMany Mapping
43. What is Cascading?
44. Cascade.ALL
45. Cascade.PERSIST
46. Cascade.REMOVE
47. Fetch Types
48. Eager fetch type
49. Lazy fetch type
50. Source code
51. Getting started with Thymeleaf
52. What is Thymeleaf
53. Creating our first Thymeleaf project
54. Adding javascript and css to the Thymeleaf template
55. Conditional statements with Thymeleaf
56. Iteration with Thymeleaf
57. Fragments in Thymeleaf
58. Starting on our first project - Library Management System
59. What are we going to build?
60. Structuring our application
61. Creating our project with dependencies and setting up the database
62. Creating entities
63. Introducing Lombok
64. Defining endpoints
65. Creating data access and service layer for Book
66. Challenge : Data access and service layer for Category, Publisher, Author
67. Creating data access and service layer for Author
68. Creating data access and service layer for Publisher
69. Creating data access and service layer for Category
70. Setting up dummy data
71. Defining presentation layer for Book : Getting list and displaying on UI
72. Viewing book details
73. Deleting a book
74. Updating book
75. Adding a new Book
76. Challenge : Presentation layer for Category, Publisher, Author
77. Defining presentation layer for Categories : Getting list and displaying on UI
78. Deleting a category
79. Updating a category
80. Adding a new category
81. Defining presentation layer for Publisher : Getting list and displaying on UI
82. Deleting a publisher
83. Updating a publisher
84. Adding a new publisher
85. Defining presentation layer for Author : Getting list and displaying on UI
86. Deleting an author
87. Updating an author
88. Adding a new author
89. Creating a home page
90. Let’s do a review
91. Project source
92. Building a New REST API Project
93. Project Overview
94. Setting up the Project
95. Structuring thoughts
96. Fetching All Jobs
97. Adding New Jobs
98. Setting Up PostMan
99. Setting up Job Service
100. Challenge Managing IDs
101. Getting Single Job
102. ResponseEntity Class
103. Challenge Delete Job
104. Challenge Update Job
105. RequestMapping Annotation
106. JPA into our Job Application
107. Let’s understand Data Layer
108. Configuring our Project for JPA
109. Understanding Entities in JPA
110. Defining JPA Repositories
111. Making Jobs Persistent
112. Testing changes
113. Finishing our application
114. What’s Next?
115. Setting up Company Controller, Service and Repository
116. Getting All Companies
117. Challenge: Update Companies
118. Creating Companies
119. Company and Job Relationship
120. Challenge: Delete Company
121. Challenge: Get a Specific Company
122. Thinking about defining Reviews API
123. Challenge Defining Review Controller, Service and Repository
124. Company and Review Relationship
125. Getting All Reviews Of a Specific Company
126. Add a review for a specific company
127. Get a review by review ID for a specific company
128. Update a review by review ID for a specific company
129. Delete a review by review ID for a specific company
130. Working with Spring Boot Actuator
131. Introduction to Spring Boot Actuator
132. Setting up Spring Boot Actuator
133. Enabling all endpoints
134. Understanding Actuator Endpoints
135. Exploring /health endpoint
136. Exploring /info endpoint
137. Exploring /metrics endpoint
138. Exploring /loggers endpoint
139. Exploring /beans endpoint
140. Exploring /shutdown endpoint
141. Docker and Spring Boot
142. Introduction to Docker
143. Docker Architecture
144. Concepts in Docker
145. Docker Registry
146. Docker and Spring Boot
147. Containerizing Our Spring Boot Application
148. Docker Commands
149. Running our Spring Boot Project with Docker
150. Migrating to PostgreSQL
151. What Is PostgreSQL and Why Use It?
152. Understanding dependencies
153. Configuring our application to work with PostgreSQL
154. Introducing Docker Networks
155. Running PostgreSQL locally with Docker
156. Docker Compose for Multi-Container Spring Boot Applications
157. Creating Databases using PGAdmin
158. Testing our application
159. Introduction to Microservices
160. Before Microservices
161. Problems with Monolithic Architecture
162. What are Microservices
163. Overcoming Monolithic Architecture Challenges
164. Bonus section
165. Course bonus

New to IntelliJ IDEA and wonder how to get started with AsciiDoc and Documentation as Code? This beginner’s course takes from and installing IntelliJ IDEA to using it effectively to write, review and navigate technical documentation written in AsciiDoc.

The AsciiDoc plugin for IntelliJ IDEA provides you with the best tools to write and validate your content in your IDE. All course material is presented by Alexander Schwartz, the maintainer of the AsciiDoc plugin for IntelliJ and an active member of the AsciiDoc community.

It covers all steps necessary to get you ready for Technical Writing with AsciiDoc and IntelliJ IDEA:

• Installing IntelliJ IDEA as the workplace for technical writing.

• Starting IntelliJ IDEA for the first time and installing the AsciiDoc plugin.

• Opening the first project in IntelliJ IDEA.

• Adding a file to a project and editing AsciiDoc content in an existing project.

• Making use of the preview to validate the content.

• Learning the AsciiDoc Syntax via small exercises.

• Using IntelliJ to submit changes to Git via a pull request.

• Navigating from one file to other referenced files in a project.

• Searching AsciiDoc content in a large project.

After this course, you’ll be able to contribute to a documentation project that uses AsciiDoc for its technical documentation via IntelliJ IDEA.

During the course, you can contact the instructor with your questions.

1. Choosing IntelliJ IDEA for technical writing
2. Technical Writing in IntelliJ IDEA
3. Getting ready with IntelliJ IDEA
4. Installing IntelliJ IDEA
5. Things to know when installing IntelliJ IDEA
6. Starting and customizing IntelliJ IDEA
7. Opening a project
8. Writing AsciiDoc content
9. Editing AsciiDoc content
10. Improving the preview
11. Learning the AsciiDoc Syntax
12. AsciiDoc and Asciidoctor
13. Working with Git and GitHub
14. Searching and navigating content
15. Navigating from file to file
16. Searching within files of a project
17. Congratulations & Closing
18. Good bye and stay in touch!

Java Programming? YES covered. Core Java? YES. Object Oriented Programming? YES. How to use IntelliJ? YES covered. Are you looking to get Java Certification? Yes, this course can help you obtain the certification as well.

You can use the knowledge gained to work with Selenium web driver using Java, Spring Boot, Spring Framework, Java Projects, Full Stack Java Developer, Selenium Automation Testing, Intellij Idea and learn to build mobile apps using Android.

This course teaches you everything you should know about Java Programming to become a Java developer and get the job. This is not a theoretical course, but instead, I will teach you step by step, practically, by writing programming examples. This course also helps you get started as a Java programmer from scratch (Java for beginners). You will learn Java by writing hands-on Java Programs using Intellij Idea IDE. This is one of the hot favorite IDE when it comes to Java Programmers and it's being used by some of the large enterprises using Java out there.

It's time to learn Java using IntelliJ. This course is Java for complete beginners. If you are looking to be an Android developer, you need to learn Java programming and that's where this course can help you.

This course is designed keeping beginners in mind, we have made sure that each and every concept is clearly explained in an easy-to-understand manner. So if you are a beginner, don't worry, I am 100% committed to helping you succeed.

This course is updated frequently. Here is our course update timeline.

• July 20, 2023
  More coding exercises have been added for OOPS Java and Arrays Section

• June 5, 2023
  More coding exercises have been added which allow students to practice what they have learned

• March 9, 2022
  3 new sections with 5+ hours of content as below :
  File handling using Java IO API

  Java Platform Module System

  Concurrency in Java (Multithreading)

• Jan 21, 2021
  2 new sections with 5+ hours of content - "Collection in Java" and "Modifiers in Java"

• June 23, 2020
  Coding challenges and new content added in section : “Conditional statements and loops in Java”

• June 23, 2020
  2 hours of content added in section : “Conditional statements and loops in Java”

• April 25, 2020
  New lectures added in section : “Variables, Datatypes and Operators in Java”

• Mar 23, 2020

  New section added: “Packages in java”

• Feb 12, 2020

  Added supplemental resources to every lecture of this course in the form of PDF handouts.

• Dec 8, 2019

  Updated section 10: Exception handling by adding resources that contain code samples that students can download and use to execute the programs.

• Mar 20, 2019

  Upgraded with 3.5 hours of new content and 17 new lectures which will power up your ability to learn java. We are adding a new section on exception handling.

• Nov 3, 2018

  Updated the course with a new section - "Arrays".

• Apr 7, 2018

  Added 2 new lectures “Learn to write interactive programs in java” and “swap two variables using third variable”

• Mar 24, 2018

  Added new lectures as

  • final keyword in java (Section 7)

  • new keyword and memory allocation (Section 6)

  • How udemy works? (Section 1)

WHY TAKE THIS COURSE?

1. This is a practical course, where in in every lecture, I will actually write a example program to make you understand the concept

2. Clear and simple explanations

3. This course is updated regularly

   
   

GUARANTEE

This course is backed by Udemy's 30 day money back guarantee. If after taking this course you realize that this is not for you. Please request a refund, I only want satisfied students

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THIS COURSE?

• Learn concepts of Core Java and write programs

• In this course, you will learn what is Java and how it works

• I will teach you about variables, data types and different operators in Java

• I will teach you about loops in java and conditional statements

• I will also teach you how to create methods, constructors, classes and objects

• I will also teach you about object oriented concepts like inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation and abstraction in java

• I will also teach you how to build interactive programs by accepting input from the user

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

• Students who want to start their career working as a java developer

• People who are looking to transition their way to become a java developer

• Students who want to learn java academically

SO ARE YOU READY TO GET STARTED AS A JAVA DEVELOPER?

What are you waiting for? Press the BUY NOW button and start the course. See you inside.

1. Introduction and Setup
2. How Udemy works
3. Let's do it
4. How Is This Java Course Designed?
5. Free Java Programming Notes / Handouts and Source Code
6. Exclusive Student Facebook Group for Learning Java
7. Downloading and Installing JDK on Mac
8. Downloading and Installing JDK on Windows
9. Downloading and Setting up Intellij Idea
10. Introduction to Java
11. What is Java and How it Works
12. Writing your First Java Program in Intellij
13. Overview of Intellij Idea
14. Comments in Java
15. Introduction to Coding Exercises
16. Coding challenge : Let's Write Our Second Program
17. Variables, Datatypes and Operators in Java
18. What are Identifiers in java?
19. Brain teaser for Identifiers in java
20. What are reserved words in java?
21. What are variables?
22. A New Way of Learning?
23. Animated Variables
24. Please Share Your Feedback with Us
25. Understanding byte, short, int, long
26. When should you use byte, short, int, long
27. Understanding float and double data type
28. Understanding char and boolean
29. Quiz : Let's test our understanding of variables and data type
30. BrainTeaser for float, double, boolean, char : Let’s challenge ourselves
31. Important message from your instructor
32. Arithmetic Operators in Java
33. Increment and decrement operators in Java
34. Facts about increment and decrement operator
35. Relational Operators in Java
36. Logical Operators in Java
37. Assignment Operators in Java
38. Implicit typecasting in java
39. Explicit typecasting in java
40. Types of assignment statements in java
41. Conditional Operator OR Ternary Operator
42. Quiz : Let’s test our understanding of operators in java
43. Writing interactive programs
44. Accepting input from user
45. Swap two variables using third variable
46. Conditional statements and loops in Java
47. Download source files
48. If...else in Java
49. Facts about if….else statement in java
50. Coding challenge : to understand if….else in java
51. Coding Challenge: Passing Grade Decider
52. Nested if and laddered if
53. Coding challenge : to understand nested and laddered if….else in java
54. While loop in java
55. Facts about while loop in java
56. Coding challenge - to understand while loop in java
57. Do while in java
58. Facts about do while loop in java
59. Coding challenge : to understand do while loop in java
60. For statement in java
61. Facts about for loop in java - part 1
62. Facts about for loop in java - part 2
63. Coding challenge : to understand for loop in java
64. Quiz time : Let’s test our understanding of loops in java
65. Let’s try some brain teasers?
66. For each loop (Enhanced For loop)
67. Switch statement in java
68. Facts about switch statement
69. Break statement in java
70. Continue statement in java
71. Fall-through inside switch statement in java
72. default case in java
73. Quiz : Let’s test our understanding of break, continue and switch statements
74. Coding challenge : let's test our understanding of switch and break statement
75. Methods
76. Download source files
77. What are methods in java
78. Methods with parameters
79. Returning value from method
80. Quiz : Let’s test our understanding of methods in java
81. [NEW] Coding Exercises to Boost Your Learnings
82. Coding Exercise: Parity Party - Decoding Odd and Even Numbers
83. Coding Exercise: Vitality Check - BMI Calculator
84. Coding Exercise: Unraveling the Fibonacci Sequence
85. Coding Exercise: Spot the First Negative Number
86. Coding Exercise: Positivity Accumulator
87. OOPS and Java : Classes, Objects, Constructors, Inheritance
88. Conceptual overview : Classes and Objects in java
89. Classes and Objects : Part II
90. new keyword and object creation in java
91. What are constructors
92. What are constructors
93. Inheritance in Java
94. Coding Exercise: Paw-some Pals
95. OOPS and Java : Polymorphism, Abstraction, Encapsulation
96. Polymorphism in Java
97. Polymorphism in Java : Method overloading
98. Coding Exercise: Overloading Course Addition
99. Polymorphism in Java : Constructor overloading
100. Coding Exercise: The Many Faces of Student - Understanding Constructor Overloading in Java"
101. Polymorphism in Java : Operator overloading
102. Method overriding
103. Coding Exercise: Speaking Animals - Understanding Polymorphism and Method Overriding
104. final keyword in java
105. Abstraction in java
106. Encapsulation in java
107. Arrays in Java
108. What are Arrays in java
109. Creating and using Arrays
110. Initializing Arrays in java
111. More on Arrays
112. Arrays with methods
113. Coding Exercise: Array Basics - Creation and Initialization
114. Coding Exercise: Average Calculator
115. Coding Exercise: Reverse Array
116. Packages in Java
117. What are packages in Java
118. Creating a package
119. Using class declared in package
120. Subpackages in java
121. Naming packages
122. Static import statements
123. Advantages of package
124. Modifiers in java
125. What are access modifiers in java?
126. Default access modifier in java
127. Private access modifier in java
128. Public access modifier in java
129. Protected access modifier in java
130. Access modifiers for classes
131. Private constructors
132. Summing it all together
133. Non access modifiers in java
134. final modifier
135. final variables
136. Static modifier and static variables
137. static methods
138. static blocks
139. Nested classes in java
140. static nested classes in java
141. strictfp modifier
142. native modifier
143. Transient modifier
144. Exception Handling
145. What are Exceptions?
146. What is exception handling in java?
147. Runtime stack mechanism in java
148. Default exception handling mechanism in java
149. Exception hierarchy in java
150. Checked exceptions vs unchecked exceptions
151. Exception handling using try catch in java
152. Control flow in try catch
153. Methods to print exception information
154. Try with multiple catch blocks
155. Finally block + Difference between final, finally, finalize
156. Control flow in try-catch-finally
157. Nested try-catch-finally
158. Throw keyword in java
159. Throws keyword in java
160. Let’s summarize
161. Custom or user defined exceptions
162. Collections in Java
163. Why Collections?
164. Collection vs Collection framework
165. Collection framework - an overview
166. List interface
167. ArrayList - concept and design
168. Creating and using ArrayList
169. Real world example : ArrayList to implement School
170. ArrayList challenge
171. ArrayList quiz : Let’s test our understanding
172. LinkedList - concept and design
173. LinkedList : Constructors and Operations
174. Creating an LinkedList
175. LinkList Challenge
176. LinkedList quiz : Let’s test our understanding
177. Vector - conceptual overview
178. Vector : Constructor and Operations
179. Creating a Vector
180. Vector quiz : Let’s test our understanding
181. Difference Between ArrayList and LinkedList:
182. Difference between ArrayList & Vector
183. Set interface - Overview and Concept
184. Operations with Set
185. Difference between Set and List
186. What is a HashSet?
187. Hashset creation and it’s operations
188. HashSet Challenge
189. Set and HashSet quiz : Let’s test our understanding
190. LinkedHashSet - concept and overview
191. Example of LinkedHashSet
192. Treeset - overview and concept
193. Example of TreeSet
194. Difference between LinkedHashSet, TreeSet and HashSet
195. HashSet and TreeSet Quiz : Let’s test our understanding
196. Maps - Conceptual Overview
197. Set vs Map
198. Example of Map
199. HashMap - concept and overview
200. Example of HashMap

IntelliJ IDEA is built on the principle that every minute a developer spends in the flow state is a good minute, and things that break developers out of that flow are bad and should be avoided.

This course is built with ergonomic ideas in mind, to help you make the most out of an IDE.

We're going to explore what are the features that actually make us more productive.

Curriculum:

How to Configure IntelliJ IDEA to Keep You in the Flow State

• How to Configure IntelliJ with ergonomics in mind

• How to Setup IntelliJ in order to navigate faster

• How to use all IntelliJ many tools without breaking our focus.

• How to make IntelliJ move fast to not disturb your creative flow

• Find useful features that you actually never used

Making Use of Code Completion

• Real-life use cases for Complete Current Statement

• Real-life use cases for Smart Completion

• Real-life use cases for CamelCase Completion

• Real-life use cases for Postfix Completion

How to Avoid Common Interruptions in Daily Coding

• How to avoid going back to fix already-typed expression

• How to create everything from within the code editor with the least friction

IntelliJ IDEA Templates for Spring Boot Application

• How to generate boilerplate code for common SpringBoot application

• How to use and create Live and File Templates

Refactoring in IntelliJ IDEA

• How IntelliJ facilitates the process of refactoring

• Explore automatic refactoring capabilities of IntelliJ

• Hands-on refactoring examples and how IntelliJ helps to reduce mistakes while changing the code

Database Tools

• How we can use IntelliJ IDEA to connect to a PostgreSQL database

• How to make use of the IntelliJ support for Spring Data

• Generate diagrams of the database schema

• Manage code entities

• Run queries from the codebase

Maven Tools

• Why do we need Maven for development?

• How IntelliJ IDEA makes the interaction with maven effortless and intuitive, but also more effective?

• Getting started with a Maven project in IntelliJ Idea.

• Explore IntelliJ features for the POM file.

• Understanding the Maven Build Lifecycle.

• How to create and save custom run configurations?

• Why download sources and documentation?

• How to use the visual representation of all dependencies?

Debugging Features

• How to use Conditional Breakpoints?

• Explore different types of breakpoints.

• How to use the Stream Debugger?

• Modify Code Behaviour while debugging.

1. Introduction
2. IntelliJ IDEA Philosophy
3. IntelliJ IDEA Philosophy
4. The Usual look of IntelliJ IDEA
5. Better alternatives to tabs
6. Better alternatives to tabs
7. The "too many tool windows" problem
8. The "too many tool windows" problem
9. The navigation bar
10. Zen workspace
11. Zen workspace
12. Snappy projects
13. Snappy projects
14. Tip of the day
15. Tip of the day
16. Making Use of Code Completion
17. Code Completion in Real Life - Example 1
18. Hands-on Example 1
19. Code Completion Hands-on Example 1
20. Code Completion in Real Life - Example 2
21. Hands-on Example 2
22. Code Completion in Real Life - Example 2
23. Summary
24. How to Avoid Common Interruptions in Daily Coding
25. Making use of Postfix completion. Use Cases.
26. Making use of Postfix completion. Use Cases.
27. Create anything without leaving the current code
28. Create anything without leaving the current code
29. IntelliJ IDEA Templates for Spring Boot Application
30. Example Project Presentation
31. Example Project Presentation
32. Making use of Entity Templates
33. Making use of Entity Templates
34. Making use of Repository Templates
35. Making use of Repository Templates
36. Making use of Controller Templates
37. Making use of Controller Templates
38. Refactoring in IntelliJ IDEA
39. Why refactor? Motivation for Refactoring in general.
40. Why refactor? Motivation for Refactoring in general.
41. The first step in refactoring
42. The first step in refactoring
43. Adding structure to the code using IntelliJ Refactoring Tools
44. Adding structure to the code using IntelliJ Refactoring Tools
45. Post Refactoring Steps
46. Post Refactoring Steps
47. Adding more structure to the code using IntelliJ Refactoring Tools
48. Adding more structure to the code using IntelliJ Refactoring Tools
49. Splitting the structured code
50. Splitting the structured code
51. Replace Conditional with Polymorphism
52. Replace Conditional with Polymorphism
53. Recap
54. Database Tools
55. Introduction
56. Creating a JPA Project and connecting it to a Datasource
57. Creating a JPA Project and connecting it to a Datasource
58. Making use of IntelliJ support for Database Entities
59. Making use of IntelliJ support for Database Entities
60. Making use of IntelliJ support for Database Repositories
61. Making use of IntelliJ support for Database Repositories
62. Database Performance Tools
63. Database Navigation and Refactoring
64. Database Navigation and Refactoring
65. Maven Tools
66. Purpose of Maven
67. Create a new Maven project
68. IntelliJ features for the POM file
69. Maven Build Lifecycle Tools
70. Maven Build Lifecycle Tools
71. Creating and saving custom run configurations
72. Download sources and documentation
73. Download sources and documentation
74. Assigning shortcuts to your tool windows
75. Visual representation of all dependencies
76. Debugging Features
77. Introduction
78. Use Conditional Breakpoints
79. Log the Breakpoint
80. Breakpoint of type Exception
81. Use Field Watchpoints
82. Use the Stream Debugger
83. Modify Code Behaviour