Add importing gradle project for vscode #87
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Co-authored-by: Carlin Tan <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Carlin Tan <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Carlin Tan <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Carlin Tan <[email protected]>
tutorials/vscode.md
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| 4. After the importing of the project is complete (which could take a few minutes), you will see the Gradle Tab in the VSCode interface e.g., look for the elephant icon on the left and click it. | ||
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@ruishanteo commit images as well.
Okay, thank you for the comments and the suggested edits! I have committed them. |
| i. Select the project directory, and click Open. |
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I understand the intended step-by-step approach to indicate opening a file. However, when I first read it, I was slightly confused with all the 'Open's. Perhaps for just opening the project, we could tell the reader to "Open your project via Open Folder or File -> Open. Then select your project folder and click open." rather than have a (i) point for it.
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This was a nice touch that personalises to the reader and makes it more convenient!
| **Note:** MacOS users need to download Azul Zulu compatible with their machine and Java 17, with the Java Package specified as JDK FX. | ||
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| (b) Confirm the correct JVM is used for Gradle, as given in the panel below: |
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Maybe we can quickly define JVM (or just spell out first) as the context doesn't provide much of a hint to first-time Java users?
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Thanks for this PR @ruishanteo |
Fixes #54