Developing Java applications using Visual Studio Code
summary
Visual Studio Code shows a Java workflow that reuses the Eclipse JDT core repackaged as a language server, adds a Red Hat–led Java extension with 577K VS Code Java plugin installs, and ships a debugger with hot code replace that runs and steps through a Spring PetClinic app, with inline variable values, problem detection and basic watches. Language server protocol handles completions and hovers; current limits include no expression evaluation yet. Extension targets Maven and Gradle projects and demonstrates a working, lightweight alternative to a full IDE.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00About Visual Studio Code
- 2:50What is Lucene
- 4:18Debugging
- 4:55No IDE
- 5:56Multilanguage
- 6:57Integration
- 11:30Eclipse
- 12:05Language Server Protocol
- 15:45Debug Adapter
- 16:40Demo
- 23:25Debugger
- 25:22Editing
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