This video is for Java developers new to IntelliJ. IntelliJ is my favorite IDE. At first I didn’t think that IntelliJ CE had all the features I needed for development, but then either new features were added in updates or I didn’t look hard enough. I have found every feature I need as a Java/Bukkit developer. This video lists the tips and tricks everyone using IntelliJ should know.
1. Code Generation (0:30)
2. Comments (0:54)
3. Refactoring (1:18)
4. Declaration/Usages (1:50)
5. Artifacts…
1:18 "#3 It is said that the two hardest things in programming are naming things, memory management and off-by-one errors" i see what you did there 🙂
Die Tipps haben mich echt weiter gebracht Dankeschön 🙂
Pls turn off the music next time or just make it less loud
alt + insert for code generation on linux as well
Whats the hurry, man?
> Says that Eclipse is old tech not to be used
> Uses Maven over Gradle
Kindly upload a video explaining Junit Report Generation in IntelliJ (Appium) .Please give the link if you already have uploaded one earlier.
How did you install/configure testserver in your project to test your jar locally?
Great start…! Learning a few tips…, sipping some old blackJoe! but enjoying the journey. Have a wonderful day! TGIF! BeBlessed.
Very Helpful! Thank you so much. By the way, when you show 2-nd trick about Comments, when you right click on the sellected text, for some reason I have totally different type of the menu (similar as you had an the tip 1). Did you do something special for that type of the menu?
Thanks for tip number 10 🙏
Whats different…Every trick is present in Eclipse IDE
Do you seriously use a mouse this much in development? I can't even imagine working that way.
Gääähn – alles "Tipps", die eigentlich keine sind. Was hier gezeigt wird gehört zum Standard jeder IDE.
Great video. Good tricks
Super helpful! Thanks!
Great video. Very useful. In Eclipse you can click a double arrow on the project view and the current file that is on the right will be shown where it is on the project structure(tree structure) view on the left. How can you do the same in intelliJ.
what r u saying please speak slow .
thank you!
What is so special about this?? All mundane tasks that any developer in ANY IDE can do…with their eyes closed!!
ah… you know most of those things are on NetBeans too, right?
thanks for the tips, Mc Lovin!
Great dude
Thanks for video!
And please, in new video use "Presentation assistant" plugin
Good video!
I would like to suggest the best tip known to me so far while using IntelliJ IDEA:
Find Action… – Ctrl + Shift + A – a very productive shortcut that you can do (almost) any action in the IDEA using only your keyboard without the need to remember any of the shortcuts except for one.