Add remote development with IntelliJ IDEA

Author: FDelporte

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+title: 'Remote Development'
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+Tools to use code on the Raspberry Pi and remote development from a PC.
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…ing-started/developing-on-a-remote-pc.md …tion/remote/developing-on-a-remote-pc.mdcontent/getting-started/developing-on-a-remote-pc.md renamed to content/documentation/remote/developing-on-a-remote-pc.md content/getting-started/developing-on-a-remote-pc.md renamed to content/documentation/remote/developing-on-a-remote-pc.md

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 IntelliJ IDEA is the most-used IDE for Java development. You can use it to develop on a remote machine with code on the Raspberry Pi. Make sure you have the Remote Development Gateway plugin enabled as described on [Connect to a remote server from IntelliJ IDEA](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/remote-development-starting-page.html) and [Install JetBrains Gateway](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/jetbrains-gateway.html).
 
 1. Go to "File" > "Remote Development".
-![01-toolbar.png](/assets/getting-started/intellij/01-toolbar.png)
+![01-toolbar.png](/assets/documentation/intellij/01-toolbar.png)
 2. Click "SSH Connection" > "New Connection".
-![02-ssh.png](/assets/getting-started/intellij/02-ssh.png)
+![02-ssh.png](/assets/documentation/intellij/02-ssh.png)
 3. Fill in the username and hostname of your Raspberry Pi and click "Check Connection and Continue".
-![03-connect.png](/assets/getting-started/intellij/03-connect.png)
+![03-connect.png](/assets/documentation/intellij/03-connect.png)
 4. Select the directory with the sources you want to edit.
-![04-directory.png](/assets/getting-started/intellij/04-directory.png)
+![04-directory.png](/assets/documentation/intellij/04-directory.png)
 5. Check the IDE version and directory and click "Download IDE and Connect"
-![05-directory.png](/assets/getting-started/intellij/05-confirm.png)
+![05-directory.png](/assets/documentation/intellij/05-confirm.png)
 6. Wait till the IDE Gateway is downloaded and installed.
-![06-downloading.png](/assets/getting-started/intellij/06-downloading.png)
+![06-downloading.png](/assets/documentation/intellij/06-downloading.png)
 7. You can now from your PC work with the code located on the Raspberry Pi and run commands in the terminal.
-![07-ide.png](/assets/getting-started/intellij/07-ide.png)
+![07-ide.png](/assets/documentation/intellij/07-ide.png)