First and foremost, if you did not already, we need to install Visual Studio Code.
How to Setup a Maven Project with Visual Studio Code The Setup Another deciding advantage of VSC is the deep collaboration with the open source community enabling users to collectively work and profit on free extensions. This is due to the fact that it is is a lightweight IDE, in which we as users decide which functionality (implemented as extensions within VSC) we need for our project. Furthermore, as we see above, the resulting Project Explorer looks way cleaner. However, the same can be said for Visual Studio Code accordingly. Setting up a project at lightning speed is undeniably possiblewith IntelliJ.
Let me show you why (and later how)! Maven Project Explorer comparism. Which is precisely why Visual Studio Code is a fitting, lightweight alternative. However, in combination with limited syntax highlighting (unless you privately buy the pro version), setting up a small proof of concept project with IntelliJ produces a lot of byproducts. With respect to User Experience (UX) the latter has proven to possess the clear edge. When it comes to developing a Maven Project with Java, people usually think about either using Eclipse, an old and rusty IDE that gets the job done, or already left the sinking ship for a more elegant solution IntelliJ.
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