diff --git a/develop/automatic-testing.md b/develop/automatic-testing.md
index 712a1e8f3..bf1d4ac95 100644
--- a/develop/automatic-testing.md
+++ b/develop/automatic-testing.md
@@ -59,7 +59,6 @@ This also allows you to easily access package-private methods and fields.
 Another naming convention is to have a `test` package, such as `src/test/java/com/example/docs/test/codec/BeanTypeTest.java`.
 This prevents some problems that may arise with using the same package if you use java modules.
 
-(Note that the following instructions may be specific to Intellij. However, it should be trivial to follow with a different ide.)
 After you've created the test class, use <kbd>COMMAND</kbd>/<kbd>CTRL</kbd> + <kbd>N</kbd> to bring up the generate menu.
 Select test and start typing your choice of method name, usually starting with `test`. Press <kbd>ENTER</kbd> when you're done.
 For more tips and tricks on using the ide, see [IDE Tips and Tricks](ide-tips-and-tricks#code-generation).
diff --git a/develop/ide-tips-and-tricks.md b/develop/ide-tips-and-tricks.md
index 8dc46f1e1..b89dd0850 100644
--- a/develop/ide-tips-and-tricks.md
+++ b/develop/ide-tips-and-tricks.md
@@ -106,9 +106,9 @@ In addition, you can quickly override methods with <kbd>⌘/CTRL</kbd><kbd>O</kb
 
 ![Code generation menu in a Java file](/assets/develop/misc/using-the-ide/generate_01.png)
 
-In a java test file, you will be given options to generate testing related methods, as follows.
+In a Java test file, you will be given options to generate related testing methods, as follows:
 
-![Code generation menu in a java test file](/assets/develop/misc/using-the-ide/generate_02.png)
+![Code generation menu in a Java test file](/assets/develop/misc/using-the-ide/generate_02.png)
 
 ### Displaying Parameters{#displaying-parameters}