The first of the ongoing series of tips and tricks how to be productive with IntelliJ IDEA. In this episod we will show basic shortcuts for test-driven devel…
??????????????? Use ^N (Alt + Insert) everywhere to create folders, classes or generate getters, test methods, etc. Use ??F12 (Ctrl + Shift + F12) to expand the editor and hide tool windows. Always use ??? (Ctrl + Shift + Enter) to complete statement. Press ?, (Ctrl + Alt + S) to open settings quickly. Use default live templates or create custom ones. Use ? to complete live template. Use ?? (Alt + Enter) for a quick-fix. Use ?^L (Ctrl + Alt + L) to format code. IntelliJ IDEA has advanced formatter and smart code arranger options for all supported languages and frameworks. Use ??T (Shift + Ctrl + T) to create or navigate to the test for current class. This is a time-saver when you adopt test-driven development. Use ??V (Ctrl + Alt + V) to introduce a variable quickly. No need in selection. IntelliJ IDEA is smart enough to guess what you want at the moment. Use code completion twice to get more results. This includes completion of static methods without typing class name (and not only). Use ??C (Ctrl + Alt + C) to introduce a constant quickly. IntelliJ IDEA will find and replace all code duplicates if you use ?A. Use ?^F10 (Ctrl + Shift + F10) to run code at the caret. Use ??? (Alt + Left) and ??? (Alt + Right) to navigate between open tabs. Jump to float navigation bar with ?? (Alt + Home). This is the most convinient way to navigate between packages. It supports other shortcuts like create class, folder, etc. Use ?F10 (Shift + F10) to run the active run configuration. Use ?E (Ctrl + E) for navigation between recent files. It supports speed search. Just start typing file or tool window you need and it will filter the results. Use ?1 (Alt + 1) to show or hide the project view. http://blogs.jetbrains.com/idea/2012/10/intellij-idea-productivity-tips-part-1/ ?
Harmon Huynh
December 19, 2014 at 12:15 amIt would be nice if this was narrated so we know what is going on.?
MrRichiehamburg
December 19, 2014 at 1:07 amshowing key strokes without the actual menu command name is asking for
something to become deprecated.?
Pavel Sakun
December 19, 2014 at 2:06 amI finally found the video where keyboard magic happens. Please, please do
not abandon the series, IDEA worth having such an inspirational videos.?
Liu Yong
December 19, 2014 at 2:36 amIntellij IDEA Tips
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Use ^N (Alt + Insert) everywhere to create folders, classes or generate
getters, test methods, etc.
Use ??F12 (Ctrl + Shift + F12) to expand the editor and hide tool windows.
Always use ??? (Ctrl + Shift + Enter) to complete statement.
Press ?, (Ctrl + Alt + S) to open settings quickly.
Use default live templates or create custom ones. Use ? to complete live
template.
Use ?? (Alt + Enter) for a quick-fix.
Use ?^L (Ctrl + Alt + L) to format code. IntelliJ IDEA has advanced
formatter and smart code arranger options for all supported languages and
frameworks.
Use ??T (Shift + Ctrl + T) to create or navigate to the test for current
class. This is a time-saver when you adopt test-driven development.
Use ??V (Ctrl + Alt + V) to introduce a variable quickly. No need in
selection. IntelliJ IDEA is smart enough to guess what you want at the
moment.
Use code completion twice to get more results. This includes completion of
static methods without typing class name (and not only).
Use ??C (Ctrl + Alt + C) to introduce a constant quickly. IntelliJ IDEA
will find and replace all code duplicates if you use ?A.
Use ?^F10 (Ctrl + Shift + F10) to run code at the caret.
Use ??? (Alt + Left) and ??? (Alt + Right) to navigate between open tabs.
Jump to float navigation bar with ?? (Alt + Home). This is the most
convinient way to navigate between packages. It supports other shortcuts
like create class, folder, etc.
Use ?F10 (Shift + F10) to run the active run configuration.
Use ?E (Ctrl + E) for navigation between recent files. It supports speed
search. Just start typing file or tool window you need and it will filter
the results.
Use ?1 (Alt + 1) to show or hide the project view.
http://blogs.jetbrains.com/idea/2012/10/intellij-idea-productivity-tips-part-1/
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TheExitWorld
December 19, 2014 at 3:11 amWe need more please. Especially things like tracing code.