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A few tips for @intellijidea 1)Multiple Cursors - Shift+Alt+Left Click 2)Multi Selection - Shift+Alt and select as usual 3)Caret Cloning - Shift+Alt+Middle Click on end line 4)Move line - Shift+Alt+Arrow (up and down) #IntelliJIDEATips #IntelliJTopShortcut #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
Declare var, not war. Another cool new feature from @intellijidea #IntelliJTopShortcut #GettingToKnowIntelliJ #NewInIntelliJIDEA #MovedbyJava #100DaysOfCode #Java
Working on multiple projects? Does any of them have a fancy icon available? Make use of it! #IntelliJIDEA #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#JDK16 has marked the wrapper class constructors for removal, so you'll see these with a red strikethrough in IntelliJ IDEA. The IDE can automatically replace these with a better approach. #JDK16 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
IntelliJ IDEA can spot classes that can be converted to records. The fields will be become record components, and the constructor and accessors will be removed. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
If we decide that maybe a record should be a full Java class after all, we can get IntelliJ IDEA to automatically convert a record into a Java class. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
IntelliJ IDEA can find places in our code that can use Pattern Matching for instanceof. There were some changes to this feature in #JDK16 which are fully catered for in IntelliJ IDEA 2021.1. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can use ⌘⇧N on macOS, or Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Ins to copy some selected text from a file into a new scratch file of the same type. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can use ⌘ + numbers 1-9 on macOS, or Alt + numbers 1-9 on Windows/Linux to toggle the Tool windows on, and off. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
If you want to use preview features in the latest versions of #Java in IntelliJ IDEA, you need to set the language level to "Preview" #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can use ⌥⏎ on macOS, or Alt+Enter on Windows/Linux, to show context actions for redundant condition statements. You can then remove the redundant code. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can select code by scope and then use ⌥⌘T on macOS, or Ctrl+Alt+T on Windows/Linux to create an editor fold. These are useful to minimise code while you're working on other code. You can always maximise them later. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: If we have a long parameter list in Kotlin, we can use ⌥⏎ on macOS, or Alt+Enter on Windows/Linux, to put each parameter on a separate line. You can use the same shortcuts to put parameters into one line as well. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: When a Kotlin expression requires us to cover all the possible options for a parameter, we can use ⌥⏎ on macOS, or Alt+Enter on Windows/Linux, to generate all the branches automatically. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: We can use ⌥⏎ on macOS, or Alt+Enter on Windows/Linux, before the first parameter to add names to call arguments. You can use the same shortcut again before one argument to add names from that parameter, or just for that parameter. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can extend the selection by scope with ⌥↑ on macOS, or Ctrl+W on Windows/Linux. You can shrink the selection by scope with ⌥↓ on macOS, or Ctrl+Shift+W on Windows/Linux. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
IntelliJ IDEA can let us know about problems in the classes that extend sealed classes (a preview feature in #Java 16), and suggest solutions. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
Sealed classes (a preview feature in #Java 16) are a way to take control of inheritance. With a sealed class like this one, IntelliJ IDEA will tell us we need to "permit" the child class, and automatically make changes if it can. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
You can disable code formatting per region using comments in @intellijidea // @formatter:off ... // @formatter:on You just enable formatter markers in comments #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
You can use the New Project Wizard to configure existing JDKs, or download new ones from different vendors. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ jetbrains.com/idea/guide/tip…
You can enable soft wrap for the editor with ⇧⇧ (macOS), or Shift+Shift (Windows/Linux), for the Search Everywhere dialogue, and then type in soft wrap. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ youtu.be/8veVJRyjcK8
IntelliJ IDEA's IDE Feature Trainer helps you to learn the IDE. It guides you through different areas so you can pick and choose what you want to learn based on your requirements. Check out this video to learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=vsUx-k… #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
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IntelliJ IDEA can let us know about problems in the classes that extend sealed classes (a preview feature in #Java 16), and suggest solutions. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
Sealed classes (a preview feature in #Java 16) are a way to take control of inheritance. With a sealed class like this one, IntelliJ IDEA will tell us we need to "permit" the child class, and automatically make changes if it can. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
If you want to use preview features in the latest versions of #Java in IntelliJ IDEA, you need to set the language level to "Preview" #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
We've just launched the first edition of our #IntelliJ IDEA Guide! We hope this will serve as a central location for all your favourite tips and tricks. Check it out and and let us know what you think! #GettingToKnowIntelliJ jb.gg/cpzzyg
#JDK16 has marked the wrapper class constructors for removal, so you'll see these with a red strikethrough in IntelliJ IDEA. The IDE can automatically replace these with a better approach. #JDK16 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
IntelliJ IDEA can find places in our code that can use Pattern Matching for instanceof. There were some changes to this feature in #JDK16 which are fully catered for in IntelliJ IDEA 2021.1. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
If we decide that maybe a record should be a full Java class after all, we can get IntelliJ IDEA to automatically convert a record into a Java class. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
IntelliJ IDEA can spot classes that can be converted to records. The fields will be become record components, and the constructor and accessors will be removed. #JDK16 #2021.1 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can use ⌘⇧N on macOS, or Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Ins to copy some selected text from a file into a new scratch file of the same type. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can use ⌘ + numbers 1-9 on macOS, or Alt + numbers 1-9 on Windows/Linux to toggle the Tool windows on, and off. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: If we have a long parameter list in Kotlin, we can use ⌥⏎ on macOS, or Alt+Enter on Windows/Linux, to put each parameter on a separate line. You can use the same shortcuts to put parameters into one line as well. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can extend the selection by scope with ⌥↑ on macOS, or Ctrl+W on Windows/Linux. You can shrink the selection by scope with ⌥↓ on macOS, or Ctrl+Shift+W on Windows/Linux. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: When a Kotlin expression requires us to cover all the possible options for a parameter, we can use ⌥⏎ on macOS, or Alt+Enter on Windows/Linux, to generate all the branches automatically. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can use ⌥⏎ on macOS, or Alt+Enter on Windows/Linux to show context actions for your selection and then edit the code style. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can select code by scope and then use ⌥⌘T on macOS, or Ctrl+Alt+T on Windows/Linux to create an editor fold. These are useful to minimise code while you're working on other code. You can always maximise them later. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: We can use ⌥⏎ on macOS, or Alt+Enter on Windows/Linux, before the first parameter to add names to call arguments. You can use the same shortcut again before one argument to add names from that parameter, or just for that parameter. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
#IntelliJTopShortcut: You can use ⌥⏎ on macOS, or Alt+Enter on Windows/Linux, to show context actions for redundant condition statements. You can then remove the redundant code. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
A few tips for @intellijidea 1)Multiple Cursors - Shift+Alt+Left Click 2)Multi Selection - Shift+Alt and select as usual 3)Caret Cloning - Shift+Alt+Middle Click on end line 4)Move line - Shift+Alt+Arrow (up and down) #IntelliJIDEATips #IntelliJTopShortcut #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
Yet another cool feature I got to know today in @intellijidea #GettingToKnowIntelliJ. Its auto suggestion for the constants.The love towards the IDE is getting increased day by day :) All #Java @java lovers, make a note :) @javarevisited @javacodegeeks @GuidesJava @javareads
Working on multiple projects? Does any of them have a fancy icon available? Make use of it! #IntelliJIDEA #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
Inject language or reference in your text values stored as String (regular or TextBlocks) and get support to check their values, syntax highlighting and suggestions. #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
New blog post: Code Completion. This blog post covers the most common code completion features and when we might want to use them, and includes a video showing it all in action blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/05/c… #IntelliJTopShortcut #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
We have a blog post to go along with our new Writing Code video, so if you prefer reading to watching when #GettingToKnowIntelliJ, or you want the code to try out an #IntelliJTopShortcut yourself, this is for you blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/04/t…
New blog post: Formatting Code. Find out how to reformat code; how to change the settings; how to use an EditorConfig file; how to rearrange code within a file. Video included in the post. blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/06/c… #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
New Blog Post! Code Generation - don't type everything, let IntelliJ IDEA create common and boilerplate code. Read this blog post, and view the video, to find out more #GettingToKnowIntelliJ blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/05/c…
#JDK16 has marked the wrapper class constructors for removal, so you'll see these with a red strikethrough in IntelliJ IDEA. The IDE can automatically replace these with a better approach. #JDK16 #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
With a debugger, you can change the behavior of your code without modifying its source, and do much more. Check out this blog post to take your first steps into the world of debugging and see what this tool is capable of. blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/05/d… #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
Do you want to pick up a new #IntelliJTopShortcut or two for working with the editor? Take a look at our latest blog post (with video) on Editor Tips and Tricks #GettingToKnowIntelliJ blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/08/e…
You can disable code formatting per region using comments in @intellijidea // @formatter:off ... // @formatter:on You just enable formatter markers in comments #GettingToKnowIntelliJ
Check out this blog post on Code Generation. Don't type everything, let IntelliJ IDEA create common and boilerplate code. Read this blog post, and view the video, to find out more #GettingToKnowIntelliJ blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/05/c…
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