Installing, Configuring, & Using Amazon Q Developer with JetBrains IDEs (How-to)

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Are you interested in leveraging the full power of Amazon Q Developer inside your JetBrains IDEs? Wojtek Gawroński (Senior Developer Advocate at AWS) will show you how to do it. Because if you are a fan and user of JetBrains tools, you may be interested in installing Amazon Q standalone extension, and let our AWS expert to assist you with all of your development tasks - starting from writing code, tests, documentation, but also - migrating your projects from old to new runtimes, create scaffolding when developing new features, optimizing your code, and other useful capabilities that will reduce mundane work and will be contextually relevant for your projects.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:32 - Introducing IDE (IntelliJ IDEA Community) and our project (Java, JDK 8, Maven, Spring Boot)
02:03 - What plugins do you have to install?
03:25 - What happened with Amazon CodeWhisperer brand after this release?
04:30 - Signing-in with AWS Builder ID
07:10 - Interacting with Amazon Q Developer via chats and status bar
09:01 - Interacting with Amazon Q Developer via "Send to Amazon Q" context menu
11:07 - Interacting via Amazon Q Developer in-line code when writing integration tests
13:10 - Signing-in with Single Sign-On via AWS Identity Center
14:29 - Using Amazon Q Developer Agent for code transformation to migrate Maven-powered project from Java 8 to Java 17
20:20 - Using Amazon Q Developer Agent for software development to develop new REST endpoint with integration tests in the Spring Boot Java-based application
25:28 - Providing feedback to the authors of the plugin
26:06 - Closing thoughts and summary

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