From the course: Building RESTful Web Services with DropWizard

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IDE for Dropwizard

IDE for Dropwizard

- [Instructor] When looking for an ideal IDE for your development purposes, and especially nowadays, you have multiple options at your disposal, and most of them are free. It's mostly a question of where you are the most comfortable to work with. For the framework used in this course, you can use NetBeans, IntelliJ ID, Eclipse, and many others. In my case, I've been using Visual Studio Code since they introduced it, and it's what I'll use for this course. So if you already have an IDE you're comfortable with, look into their documentations to see what extensions or plug-ins you need to install to support Java and feel free to skip the remainder of this video while we'll take a moment to look at the requirements of working with Visual Studio Code. So the first thing you need is a Java SDK. So if you go to this link here, you're going to see all the steps to install Java inside a Visual Studio Code. And you have the…

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