One of the things I absolutely love about JetBrains IDEs is their incredible refactoring support. The shortcuts for refactoring are simply amazing! Today, we’re going to check out two of my favorites.
Today, we’re diving into a couple of powerful editor shortcuts. Let’s jump right in!
Honestly, I’ve lost count of how many times I rely on these shortcuts every day. They’re essential tools in my toolbox.
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Last time, we explored some handy Editor Shortcuts that saved us tons of time. In today’s episode, we’re keeping the momentum going with more awesome shortcuts—this time, focusing on methods and their bodies. Let’s dive in!
In the last couple of episodes, we explored how to run and debug code using keyboard shortcuts. Today, we’re focusing on editor shortcuts—those tiny actions we repeat endlessly that, when streamlined, can save us loads of time!
Last time, we covered how to compile and run your code using keyboard shortcuts. Today, we’re taking it up a notch—let's dive into the world of debugging with some IntelliJ IDEA shortcuts! 🐞🔍
Honestly, IntelliJ IDEA shortcuts are like building blocks—they just stack on top of each other. You learn one, and suddenly, you’ve got 3-4 new tricks up your sleeve! 🎩✨
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Today, we're shifting gears from improving our code navigation skills to something equally crucial: how to compile and run your code without ever touching the mouse.
Now, I’ve noticed a common habit among developers—reaching for the mouse when they’re ready to compile or run their code. While that works, it’s not the fastest approach. By keeping your hands on the keyboard, you can speed up your workflow significantly.
Notice how related functions have similar key shortcuts? This design makes them easy to remember and use!
That’s all for today. Go ahead and give these shortcuts a try! Until next time, happy coding!
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In the last post, we added two more shortcuts to our code navigation arsenal.
Today, we’re diving into two incredibly useful shortcuts that help us quickly navigate to places we've been recently.
As you can see, by learning one shortcut, you can easily build on your knowledge to learn more. This is one of the reasons why JetBrains IDEs are so developer-friendly!