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Thanks to  Charles Lamb, Source: Cloudera Link: here Prefer  IntelliJ IDEA over Eclipse? We’ve got you covered: learn how to get ready to contribute to Apache Hadoop via an IntelliJ project. It’s generally useful to have an IDE at your disposal when you’re developing and debugging code. When I first started working on HDFS,  I used Eclipse , but I’ve recently switched to JetBrains’  IntelliJ IDEA  (specifically, version 13.1 Community Edition). My main motivation was the ease of project setup in the face of Maven and  Google Protocol Buffers  (used in HDFS). The latter is an issue because the code generated by  protoc  ends up in one of the target subdirectories, which can be a configuration headache. The problem is not that Eclipse can’t handle getting these files into the classpath — it’s that in my personal experience, configuration is cumbersome and it takes more time to set up a new project whenever I make a new clone. Conversely...

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