#HOW TO USE VISUAL STUDIO CODE JAVA INSTALL#

I have always liked VS Code because it has been lightweight and easily extensible but have been skeptical about its support for Java. And I also could not get hot code replacement working in non-debug mode, making it a pain to stop and start execution to take in the latest changes. For instance, to generate getter/setter methods, you need to add a community plugin. While there are definitely extensions available on VS Code for Java that make it possible to use it for coding, I still feel that there are more than a few rough edges. Enter salesforce extension pack in the search box. I went back to VS Code and decided to write some Java programs with it. In Visual Studio Code, click the View menu then choose Extensions. This was interesting to me as I thought that VS Code was more friendlier to JavaScript than Java. I later found that it was based on Eclipse Theia which borrows a lot from VS Code. Or launch VS Code Quick Open ( Ctrl + P ), paste the following command, and press enter.

#HOW TO USE VISUAL STUDIO CODE JAVA INSTALL#

I decided to take a look and was surprised to find that the user interface resembled VS Code a lot. Language Support for Java by Red Hat (version 0.14.0 or later) Install Open VS Code and press F1 or Ctrl + Shift + P to open command palette, select Install Extension and type vscode-java-debug.

I have been using Visual Studio Code for coding on node.js for a while now and a few days ago saw the announcement of a new version of Eclipse Che on OpenShift.

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