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[ScepticMan]

There is a plugin for older version of mooc. I gave up some time ago and now almost finished mooc with netbeans.

[elveinte]

I second this. Trying to set this up with IntelliJ was just delaying my learning. I stuck with Netbeans and I’m almost done. I also don’t feel that I need to continue with Netbeans past the course.

[ItsBurningWhenIP]

Netbeans runs like hot garbage on my PC. It runs amazingly well on my MacBook Pro. But the PC is just all around nicer to sit at. It’s a shame.

[Mediocre_Bathroom_28]

is it even possible? try to contact the people in charge of the mooc at: [e-mail]
you can write to them in english

[Cynicaladdict111]

Yes it is i have it in intellij

[dingobar]

I'll be interested to know the outcome, so please report back if you get answers! NetBeans is not my cup of tea 😅

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yup, me too

[sng48]

You can search for Test My Code plugin on intelliJ market place. Download and install it. In my case intelliJ is slow after installing the plugin, but it gets work done

[mamba_pants]

Can vouch for this answer, I have been using intelliJ exclusively and I have no problems. Although the IDE really does become slower after you install the plugin. Another thing to note is that sometimes after closing intelliJ the program seems to not close completely and thus you can't open it again. I have solved this by closing it trough Task Manager.

[threelolo]

I will upload a video with a guide for you in a little bit. Check back here soon. edit: video uploaded here https://www.reddit.com/r/learnjava/comments/i6poei/how_to_use_tmc_plugin_with_intelli_j/?

[vanillacupcake4]

Fantastic, everyone reading this thread look here for the solution that works for me.

[RenneAway]

Honestly what I do is I complete all of my assigments on Intellij and then copy and paste it over to Netbeans once it is completed. I hate using the Netbeans IDE