Master IntelliJ IDEA with the Official Chinese Docs: A Complete Guide
This article walks you through the official IntelliJ IDEA Chinese documentation (2025.1), covering installation, configuration, shortcuts, project setup, code editing, building, debugging, version control, database tools, and JVM frameworks, providing a concise roadmap for Java developers.
Many readers ask for a good IntelliJ IDEA tutorial; previously I recommended the open‑source project IntelliJ-IDEA-Tutorial on GitHub.
The official IDEA documentation now has a Chinese version based on the latest 2025.1 release, offering comprehensive coverage that is sufficient for learning IDEA.
Tutorial Content
The Chinese documentation, although machine‑translated, is rich with images and easy to follow.
First, the Installation Guide explains how to install IDEA, run it for the first time, install plugins, and migrate from other IDEs.
Next, the Configuration section covers theme selection, font size, and other settings.
The Shortcuts part lists the most useful IDEA shortcuts.
The Project Configuration section explains creating new projects, opening existing ones, and importing.
The Writing and Editing Source Code part covers formatting, completion, search‑replace, and code generation.
The Build and Compilation section introduces common build tools such as Maven and Gradle.
The Running part explains how to run code and configure debugging.
The Debugging section details breakpoint usage, starting debug sessions, step‑by‑step execution, and debugging asynchronous code.
The Version Control part covers Git operations within IDEA, including repository setup, update, commit, push, pull, and fetch.
The Database Tools and SQL section shows how to connect to databases and query data within IDEA.
The JVM Frameworks part introduces creating and using Spring and Spring Boot projects.
Conclusion
The official IDEA Chinese documentation is comprehensive; Java developers only need to master the sections outlined above to meet everyday development needs.
Documentation Link
https://www.jetbrains.com/zh-cn/help/idea/getting-started.html
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