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cami-la/curso-dio-dominando-ides-java
Repositório do curso Dominando IDEs Java. Curso este oferecido pela Digital Innovation one e ministrado por mim.
A Portuguese-language setup guide and course outline for getting Java running on Windows and Ubuntu. It covers OpenJDK or Zulu, the JAVA_HOME variable, Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA Community and Git. The repo holds only a README and an Eclipse .project file, so there is no code here, just instructions and a lesson list, aimed at a Portuguese speaker new to Java who wants a written checklist to go with the videos it links.
- The install steps are concrete: exact apt and shell commands, the .bashrc edit, and the Windows environment variable steps, including the 'move to top' step in Path that matters when another JDK is already installed.
- It covers Eclipse and IntelliJ Community on both operating systems, which answers the first question most beginners ask, which IDE to install and how.
- It says up front that the course teaches the IDEs, not the language, so readers are not left expecting a Java course.
- Stale. The last push was July 2022 and it pins OpenJDK 11, the Zulu 11.0.11+9 zip and an Eclipse 2021-06 installer link. The text itself says Java 11 support runs to September 2022, which has passed, so a reader today gets an old JDK and an outdated walkthrough.
- The PATH line is wrong. `export PATH=$PATH:$JAVA_HOME` adds the JDK root directory, not `$JAVA_HOME/bin`. It only seems to work on Ubuntu because the apt install already puts java on PATH.
- The Eclipse outline entry says 'Criando seu primeiro projeto Java no IntelliJ', a copy-paste leftover. The shortcuts and GitHub-connection topics appear only as outline bullets, and the repo has no content for them.
- Numbering and typos slip through. The Ubuntu section has two steps numbered 4.3 and two numbered 4.4, and there are misspellings such as 'Pré-requistos', 'Cofigurar', 'intalação' and 'reebot'. Small, but it is the first thing a reader notices after the title.