Java extensions for Visual Studio Code

Learn how to enhance your Java development experience with various extensions for VS Code. Find extensions for fundamental Java, Spring Boot, Gradle, application servers, microservices, keymaps, remote development, Azure and more.

Java in Visual Studio Code

Learn about Visual Studio Code editor features (code completion, debugging, snippets, linting) for Java.

Working with GUI applications in VS Code

How to develop Java GUI Applications (JavaFX, AWT, Swing) in Visual Studio Code

Java build tools in VS Code

Maven Maven is a software tool that helps you manage Java projects and automate application builds. The Maven for Java extension for Visual Studio Code provides fully integrated Maven support, allowing you to explore Maven projects, execute Maven commands, and perform the goals of build lifecycle and plugins.

Getting Started with Java in VS Code - Visual Studio Code

Getting Started with Java in VS Code This tutorial shows you how to write and run Hello World program in Java with Visual Studio Code. It also covers a few advanced features, which you can explore by reading other documents in this section. For an overview of the features available for Java in VS Code, see Java Language Overview. If you run into any issues when following this tutorial, you can ...

Spring Boot in Visual Studio Code

Spring Boot extensions for Java developer using Visual Studio Code editor.

Managing Java Projects in VS Code

Managing Java Projects in VS Code The Project Manager for Java extension helps you to manage your Java projects and their dependencies. It also helps you to create new Java projects, packages, and classes.

Extension Marketplace - Visual Studio Code

Discover, add, update, disable and uninstall Visual Studio Code extensions (plug-ins) through the Extension Marketplace.

Running and debugging Java - Visual Studio Code

See how you can run and debug your Java source code locally, and in the cloud.

Working with Application Servers in VS Code

On the other hand, we know that for certain Java workloads, server integration is very useful. With Visual Studio Code, you can find third party extensions for popular application servers, for example Tomcat, Jetty, and Open Liberty, which are helpful when working with those servers locally.