The latest Vaadin Community Survey showed that Eclipse is still the most used IDE to develop Vaadin applications. IntelliJ and NetBeans, nevertheless, make a not negligible 40% of the share:
Most content out there is tailored to Eclipse users, and although Vaadin is IDE-agnostic, I figured it’d be worthwhile to show how simple it is to set up IntelliJ IDEA and NetBeans with Vaadin. You can find these new videos below and also in the getting started page.
So, if you are a visual learner, watch the videos, try them by yourself, and let me know in the comments section what else you would like to see in future videos.
Getting started with Vaadin in IntelliJ IDEA
Getting started with Vaadin in NetBeans
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