I know it's not considered a good thing to do, but I also have problems with Maven, mostly because I so seldom use Java. But I found JarFinder in IntelliJ to b

I know it's not considered a good thing to do, but I also have problems with Maven, mostly because I so seldom use Java. But I found JarFinder in IntelliJ to be a good replacement for many needs. You just start using a class and it suggests a couple of jar's to download and reference. :)