Installationsanleitung: Java, Maven, GIT, IntelliJ & Docker

ACHTUNG, um falsche Erwartungen zuvor zu kommen, in diesem Kurs werden keine großen Erklärungen und Konfigurationen der einzelnen Komponenten vorgenommen. Dies ist nur ein Installationskurs für meine anderen Kurse.

Hier zeige ich euch alle notwendigen Schritte um euren PC so herzurichten, das Ihr alle meine Kurse durcharbeiten könnt und nicht mehr lange mit irgendwelchen Installationen verbringen müsst.

Ich stelle euch dabei eine Anleitung sowohl für Windows, als auch Ubuntu zur Verfügung. Falls ihr jedoch die Wahl habt, solltet Ihr eine Linux Distribution bevorzugen, da der weitere Umgang dann in den Kursen für euch einfacher ist.

Dabei zeige ich euch hier wie man Java in der Version 8 installiert und testet ob die Installation erfolgreich war.

Weiterhin wird gezeigt wie man Maven 3 einrichtet, sodass das Erstellen von Java-Programmen kein Problem mehr darstellt.

Zur Entwicklung nutze ich die IntellliJ IDEA IDE , deshalb wird auch nicht vorenthalten wie man die IDE präpariert.

Für manche Kurse werden noch zusätzliche Programme benötigt. Diese werden jedoch einfach in einem Docker Container gestartet, sodass man hier keine Probleme mehr mit der Installation hat.

Ich wünsche euch viel Erfolg bei der Installation

🏋️‍♂️ **Course Review: Complete Guide to Install Software on Windows and Linux** ## Introduction The course has garnered a global rating of 3.65, with recent reviews providing a mix of opinions and experiences. It is designed to guide users through the installation process of various software applications on both Windows and Linux (Ubuntu) systems. The course seems to focus primarily on the installation aspect, with some users expressing a desire for more comprehensive coverage that includes configuration beyond installation. ## Course Content and Structure - **Installation Guides**: The majority of reviews praise the course for its clear and concise installation guides. Users have found the instructions especially helpful under Windows when using Chocolatey (Choco), as one reviewer mentioned. - **Cross-Platform Relevance**: A user reported that the course worked well for both Windows and Linux, indicating its cross-platform utility. - **Learning Value**: Several users expressed satisfaction with the information provided, which they found compacter and more accessible than seeking out the knowledge on their own. ## User Experience Highlights - **Ease of Installation**: The installation instructions were described as "like the title," suggesting a straightforward approach that matched expectations. - **Quick Setup**: One user completed the setup within minutes, but another felt that the process could have been more comprehensive. - **Linux Support**: Positive feedback was received for the clear installation guidance under Linux, which served as a good foundation for further learning. ## Areas of Improvement - **Missing Configuration Content**: Some users expected additional configuration beyond the installation steps. One user pointed out that the course's content felt like it stopped at installation and did not extend into configuration, particularly for those who had already taken a Maven course and were expecting a follow-up. - **Incorrect Video Link**: A significant issue was reported where the video linked to in the "17. Docker for Windows" section was incorrect, leading to a 404 error upon accessing it. - **Redundancy and Relevance**: One user noted that certain parts of the course, particularly those involving Git, felt repetitive and not necessarily adding value, especially given the outdated nature of some tools mentioned (e.g., Kiternatic). ## Additional Considerations - **Discount and Course Sequence**: A user expressed frustration over missing a discount code that was associated with another course, highlighting the importance of clear communication regarding offers and related courses. - **Overall Satisfaction**: The overall sentiment seems to be one of mixed satisfaction. While many users found value in the installation guidance, others felt that more comprehensive coverage would have been beneficial. ## Final Thoughts This course appears to be well-suited for beginners who are looking for a quick start guide on installing software applications. However, for those seeking a deeper dive into software configuration beyond mere installation, it may fall short of expectations. Users interested in this course should consider the potential need for supplementary resources or guidance after completing the installation sections. --- **Pros:** - Clear and concise installation instructions for both Windows and Linux (Ubuntu). - Quick and easy setup process as mentioned by users who completed it within minutes. - Useful for beginners as a starting point for software installation. **Cons:** - Lacks comprehensive coverage of configuration beyond the basics of installation. - Contains repetitive content that might not add significant value for more advanced users. - Some resources and tools covered are outdated, which could lead to confusion or misguidance. - An incorrect video link in one section potentially disrupts the learning experience. - Missing clear communication regarding course sequence and associated discounts. **Overall Verdict:** A solid introduction for beginners looking for installation guidance on Windows and Linux systems, but may not fulfill the needs of those seeking a more in-depth understanding of software configuration. Users are advised to verify the relevance of tools and resources mentioned and to possibly complement this course with additional learning materials if necessary.