Two popular IDEs for Java are Eclipse IDE for Java Developers and IntelliJ IDEA
Heroku has plenty of resources for deploying Java applications.
# rails new appname --skip-bundle --skip-coffee --skip-test --webpack=vue --database=postgresql -m https://gist.githubusercontent.com/jejacks0n/bba5fe8bec67c85da41345b414e77dc1/raw/57faf214d548d2f8714756544e5fd6609ae2ee91/rails_template.rb | |
# SETUP README --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
remove_file "README.md" | |
file "README.md", <<-MARKDOWN.strip_heredoc | |
#{app_name} | |
#{"=" * app_name.length} | |
#### Initial Project Setup (delete this section when done) | |
To start, check out `app/javascript/packs/hello_vue.js` to see the various ways to hook up Vue to the project. |
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Two popular IDEs for Java are Eclipse IDE for Java Developers and IntelliJ IDEA
Heroku has plenty of resources for deploying Java applications.
// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on | |
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console |