If you work with Java or Kotlin, you'll need to configure the JDK in IntelliJ. Below are the important points.
I use asdf, which is a version manager that allows you to install multiple languages. So let's go...
Local configuration per project
File -> project structure
You can download the JDK through IntelliJ or point to an installer on your machine.
Each project can use different versions of the JDK, so you can work on projects that require different JDKs.
Global configuration
The JDK will be available for all projects in IntelliJ.
When you create a new project, IntelliJ may ask for this JDK as the default.
Extras
Configure in Maven.
File -> Settings -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> Build Tools -> Maven
Configure in Gradle.
Well, that's it for today. Don't forget to leave a comment on what you think.
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