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maven and gradle are two cli tools to manage java projects. Each of them have their own way to define dependencies, packages, run, build, etc. For example, using Gradle, gradle init starts a new project and gradle run compiles and executes it (given that you have the right project configurations). Jdtls, the java language server, uses either of them to have intellisense on java projects
maven and gradle are two cli tools to manage java projects. Each of them have their own way to define dependencies, packages, run, build, etc. For example, using Gradle, gradle init starts a new project and gradle run compiles and executes it (given that you have the right project configurations). Jdtls, the java language server, uses either of them to have intellisense on java projects
To save you some time, you can use this plugin for neovim.
And, if you want to open a terminal inside neovim, you could try my plugin. Where I promise to fix any bug(s) you might encounter in the (near) future: https://github.com/nyngwang/NeoTerm.lua
But if you want to do what you described in neovim, you still need a terminal buffer to show the result. Maybe you can use keyword "runner" to search some neovim plugins on GitHub. Here is a big-list, which I consider very useful when you want to find a plugin: https://github.com/rockerBOO/awesome-neovim.
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