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As a developer, you may have encountered various code issues while working on projects. One common issue is receiving code suggestions from AI Assistant. If you're using IntelliJ IDEA, you might be wondering how to resolve these suggestions and get the best out of your coding experience.

In this article, we'll explore how to create a Java web rest controller for a web application containing a hello endpoint in IntelliJ IDEA with the help of JetBrains AI Assistant. We'll also discuss the importance of selecting the right dependencies and version control systems.

To start, open your IntelliJ IDEA project and navigate to the Project tool window on the left. Right-click on the directory src/main/java/-app and select New | Java class. Alternatively, you can use the shortcut ⌘N (on macOS) or Alt+Insert (on Windows/Linux).

In the New Class dialog box, enter a name for your class, such as HomeController. Then, add a comment to the code: // Create a Java web rest controller for a web application containing a hello endpoint.

Next, open the pom.xml file and expand the Web section under Dependencies. Select Spring Web and click on Create. You can also select the dependencies you want to add to your project here. For this tutorial, we'll go with the latest stable version of Spring Boot, which is currently 3.2.2.

Once you've selected the dependencies, click Next and change the name of the project to greetings-app. Select Create Git repository to add the project to version control and select Maven as the type. Then, click Next and follow the prompts to create a new project.

If you're not familiar with IntelliJ IDEA or Spring Boot, don't worry! This tutorial will guide you through the process step by step. To get started, open your IntelliJ IDEA project and navigate to the Welcome screen. From here, click the New Project button or select File | New | Project from the main menu.

Before we begin, please note that you'll need an active subscription to AI Assistant or a free seven-day trial license to follow along with this tutorial. If you're interested in trying out WebStorm, you can download a free trial license and get started right away.

In conclusion, creating a Java web rest controller for a web application containing a hello endpoint is a relatively straightforward process in IntelliJ IDEA with the help of JetBrains AI Assistant. By following these steps, you'll be able to create a basic Spring Boot project and get familiar with the dependencies and version control systems used in the development process.

So, what are you waiting for? Get started with your new Java web rest controller today!

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