Good day,
I need to download Java and IntelliJ for university. I've already watched several videos on the subject, and every time I try to create a new project in IntelliJ, I can't select IntelliJ in the build system (only Maven and Gradle are displayed). I program on a Mac, so does anyone have another program I can use to write code, or a solution to this problem?
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If this really is not possible to select a build system, you can simply select and ignore one of the two. The only difference for you will be that code in the directory src/main/java/ will lie.
Then take Maven. Where’s the problem? You’re programming the same.
Mac has nothing to do with it.
But would take more straight