The IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1 EAP adds support for Java 14, which is also still in its Early Access stages and is planned for public release in March 2020. Note that you can now also download and configure Java when you’re setting up a Project Structure ( File | Project Structure) in an existing project, and you can configure the Gradle JDK ( Preferences / Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Build Tools | Gradle). If not, the IDE will suggest downloading one: Similarly, when you open an existing project, IntelliJ IDEA automatically checks whether there is already a suitable JDK available on your machine. Once you have configured and created an application, the IDE will automatically download and set up the chosen Java version, allowing you to jump straight into coding without having to switch contexts. With IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1 this will no longer be such a chore, as you can now download, extract, and set up a JDK right from the New Project wizard: Imagine you are starting a new preconfigured project (Spring/Maven/Gradle, etc.) or a plain, simple Java project and you need to add a new JDK.
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