Detailing the use interface of IntelliJ idea

Do you remember this mysterious picture in the blog post "the core document of the IntelliJ idea installation directory"? Enter her, let us feel her charm together.

As shown in the figure above, opening IntelliJ idea, the first thing to greet us is this interface: Callout 1:create new project to create a novel; callout 2:import project to import an existing project; Callout 3:open open an existing project; Callout 4:check out of Version control can be Checkout (commonly known as a checkout) project from the project address on the server.

Here, to further introduce IntelliJ idea, let's create a Static Web project, click Create New Project, and go to the following interface:

Annotated frame and language for 1:intellij idea support, callout 2: Further classification of frames or languages corresponding to callout 1.

Here, we choose "Static Web" –> "static Web", then click "Next" to go to the next step:

Callout 1: Project name (we have defined, generally lowercase, multiple words are connected with an underscore; Callout 2: Item store address, callout 3: module name (default is the same as project name), callout 4: Content with path, callout 5: module file Store address, callout 6: Project format.

One thing to note here is that project is the largest unit in IntelliJ idea, and there is no concept of an Eclipse-like workspace (Workspace), but we can create multiple modules under one project, The default is to create a module under Project, so the project name defaults to the module name.

In general, we do not need to be modified in the more settings. Next, click Finish to complete the project creation:

Callout 1: Project structure chart, callout 2: When there is no content in the editing area, the default display of the common shortcut keys.

For a new project created or opened for the first time, IntelliJ idea creates the project index, and a large project may have a cotton phenomenon during the creation of the index, so it is strongly recommended that you do not move the item during the index creation IntelliJ. In addition, IntelliJ idea's default interface is to hide toolbar and tool buttons, bloggers prefer to show the two, you can according to their own preferences to open or not.

But whether we choose to open, we have to know how to open Ah, the province in our want to open when we do not know how to open is not, it is not embarrassing. So, here, we choose to open Toolbar and tool Buttons, click "View", as shown in the following figure:

As shown in the figure above, toolbar and tool buttons are not selected by default, we click on the toolbar and tool buttons to open (check mark):

Callout 1:toolbar Callout 2:tool Buttons

As shown above, after opening toolbar and tool buttons, our operation will become more convenient, and looks more comfortable, haha. At this point, IntelliJ idea of the use of the interface is finished.

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