IntelliJ Navigation Shortcuts You Need to Know
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2023
- In this video, I’m showing IntelliJ navigation shortcuts that you need to know as Java developer. Just with a handful of shortcuts, we can reach the point where we don’t have to touch the mouse anymore in our usual workflow, and thus increase the focus and reduce friction.
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Great shortcuts thanks!
Thank you Sebastian. for your sharing
This was very helpful thanks man.
Notes -
Editor Navigation -
Ctrl + B => method def, method usage, class
Ctrl + Alt + B => method implementation
Ctrl + U => super method
Ctrl + Alt + left/right => last location
Search -
Ctrl + N => class file
Ctrl + Alt + N => any file
Shift + shift => any thing
Project navigation
Esc => project explorer to editor
Alt + 1 => editor to project explorer
Alt + f1 + enter => file location
Alt + left/right => move across open files
thanks @swapnilmehta774 bro
Super
more than helpful, thank you
Thanks a lot for sharing this.
Helpful, Thank you
Thank you !! It was really helpful !!
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thanks
nice
What font are you using
The default JetBrains Mono
Can we use vim-like movements e.g. "j" for "down" or "gd" for "go-to definition"?
Yes, you can define them when you use the IdeaVim plugin: th-cam.com/video/cPXdbkM5Hl4/w-d-xo.html
@@SebastianDaschnerIT Excellent.
any shortcut for new file ??
You can navigate to your project tree (Alt+1) and hit Alt+Ins and select "File"
Alt + enter Suggestions for error correction
F2 Navigate errors
Alt + 1 Open project window
Esc Focus back to editor
Ctrl + E View recent files
Ctrl + B See declaration of symbol
Alt + F7 See usage
Ctrl + ctrl Run anything
Shift + Ctrl + W / Ctrl + W Expand / Close selection
Ctrl + / Comment Shift + Ctrl + / Comment Block
Shift + Ctrl + Enter Auto complete
Ctrl + Alt + L Reformat file
Shift + Ctrl + Alt + T Refactor
Shift + Ctrl + A Find action
Shift + Shift Search
Just use VIM
what's easier to learn a few key shortcuts in IntelliJ or how to do a Java maven project with junit framework and Mockito framework in VIM?
Can you actually do that thing in VIM?
Yes, you can. But it doesn't work all that well. I use Neovim for anything but Java.