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Learn how to import, run, and debug a Maven-based project in IntelliJ. We also cover some handy tips for productivity: how to set up browser live reload and enable automatic importing of correct classes.
IMPORTANT: Use this link to download the starter
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Hello, great video. Everything was easy to follow and I am excited to use Vaadin. My only issue is that when I run the main method in order to download the dependencies, I get an error like this:
java: error reading C:Usersthebr.m2repositoryorgwebjarsbowergithubvaadinvaadin-element-mixin2.4.2vaadin-element-mixin-2.4.2.jar; zip file is empty
I am not sure what zip file is being referenced in this error message, but I checked the folder and the ..ar file exists. I would appreciate help on this.
Can you please provide an empty starter on the website!? It always goes to the presets page now!
On the Vaadin website i can no longer pick the Technology Stack. It just downloads a zip named my-project. Is the Technology stack now build in the projects and i no longer have to choose one ?
java: error: release version 5 not supported
I got this error can someone help me ?
what about in Eclipse? thanks!
got an error on first app run: Cannot find module 'nan' it looks it is required by fsevents`
thanks for your tutorial, it is very util for work
The number of beans implementing 'I18NProvider' is 0. Cannot use Spring beans for I18N getting this error while trying to run in debug mode
please upload the more tutorial …
This is amazing. Thank you very much, this is an amazing technology
excellent video
This is really good, no excellent in fact. I subscribe to the Jetbrains tools and use IntelliJ often but I learnt some new things! You should do a tips on using IntelliJ with Vaadin focus tutorial. Thank you for this video series.
good intro into IJ, for those who we have years using another IDEs, learn these things fast save us a lot of time (and anxiety!) and the interaction/responsibility between each framework and plugins
Very clear, very handy for beginners!