jDeploy IntelliJ Plugin Tutorial

This video shows how to download and install the plugin. At time of writing, the plugin is not available in the plugin marketplace, so you will need to download and install from GitHub directly.

This video shows how to create a new project using this jDeploy project wizard, and the Swing maven project template.

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This video shows how to configure a custom app icon and splash screen for your app using the jDeploy settings dialog.

This video demonstrates how auto-updating works with jDeploy. It shows a project repository with two branches and some versioned releases, and demonstrates how each branch corresponds to a different version of the application, each with independent updates.

This video demonstrates how to use jDeploy’s CheerpJ support for building and deploying your Swing application as a pure Javascript+WASM web app to GitHub pages.

This video shows how to create a new JavaFX project using the IntelliJ plugin.

This video shows how to create a new Codename One project using the jDeploy IntelliJ plugin.

Codename One is a library, framework, and toolkit for building cross-platform applications, which are primarily targeting mobile platforms. Applications build with Codename One can be deployed as native iOS and Android apps, Javascript, Windows, and macOS.

This video shows how to create a project using a private GitHub repository so that your sources stay private. When using a private repository for your sources, it will create a separate, public, "releases" repository for your releases.

This tutorial shows how to use the "fxgl" project template to create and deploy a game using the FXGL Java game development framework.