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Programming Styles 2025
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Install IDEs
You are free to use any editor or IDE in this course.
You could use Visual Studio Code for everything (via extensions it supports all the major languages of this course: JavaScript, Java, Python, and Haskell). You can download the latest release from Microsoft.
If you use Visual Studio Code for Java Development, install the "Coding Pack for Java". Read more about Java development with VS Code on the VS Code web site.You may also prefer more specialized IDEs, for example IntelliJ IDEA for developing Java code. You can download the latest release of IntelliJ IDEA from JetBrains.
When you create new Java projects in IntelliJ, you may then want to configure your project settings so the project uses your JDK:Menu: File | Project Structure... | Project SDK
Pick the version you installed if it's already listed. Otherwise download and add a new version.
Which IDEs are you going to use?Install GHC (Glasgow Haskell Compiler)
We use GHC as the Haskell compiler and interactive environment for Haskell. GHC is an open-source project and its earliest prototype was created at the University of Glasgow.
Install GHC. We recommend the automatic official installation script you can run with the command shown on this page. All the default choices are fine for our purposes. (Installing it via Homebrew is also possible, but less recommended.) The installation of the compiler and the related tools may take a while.
Which version of GHC are you running?
Run ghc --version to find out, and copy its output here:
Which version of the V8 JavaScript virtual machine does your node use?
Run node -p process.versions.v8 to find out, and copy its output here:
Install Git
You probably already have Git on your laptop. To verify that you have it, open a Terminal and run git --version.
If you don't have Git, install the one from Apple if you use macOS (the above command probably tells you how to install it).
What is the output of git --version after installing Git?
Your GitHub Account
First, you need a GitHub account. Create one on github.com if you don't already have one.
Enter your GitHub username here (e.g., my username is hauswirth):