IntelliJ IDEA Tutorial: 9 MUST KNOW SHORTCUTS

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Trisha Gee gives her 9 top tips for coding in IntelliJ IDEA aiming at improving developer productivity within the IDE. Trisha is a Java expert and is an advocate for JetBrains and has produced LOADS of content around applications like this as well as developer productivity and happiness.

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What I am using even more than about anything on this list is ctrl + w to extend the current selection in a structured way. You are at the beginning of a multi-statement line and press it -> selects the first statement, press again -> selects the whole line, press again -> selects the method (and maybe again for inner class etc). These structural extensions (also with ctrl + shift + w which does the opposite and which I almost never use) work in every file format, falling back to just lines on text files.

fforw
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I've been using IntelliJ over 20 years and learned a bunch of tips, thank you!

grantgochnauer
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I love this channel. It's so nice to see another female software developer presenting.

esra_erimez
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It's so crazy what IDEs can do these days. You always learn something new. I love it.

florianfanderl
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Great tips!

New plugin to work with multiple cursors - Exchange Selection Start and End on the JetBrains marketplace- basically equivalent of exchange-point-and-mark of good ol' Emacs. That name refers to a way to flip the cursor from one end of the selection to the other. But a more interesting function is to prepend and append a prefix and a suffix to all the selections. It also supports a syntax in prefix or suffix e.g. suffix string "Component(10, 10)". If you have 5 multi cursor selections then it will generate Component10, Component20, Component30, Component40, Component50.

SandipChitale
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A couple more: shift+f6 to rename, alt+shift+up/down to move the current line up or down, ctrl+shift+up/down to move a statement up or down (brace aware), ctrl+alt+n to inline

VonCarlsson
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I did not learn anything new here, but I feel good about it :D Thanks for making this.

piyushagarwal
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Thanks, these tips are very helpful, I didn't know about some of them!
A few more tips that I use everyday as well:
[Ctrl + Shift + Up] will move the line (or selected piece of code) up or down. If it's a line of code it will also move it inside the IF / TRY statement for example if it's above or below it.
[Ctrl + Y] remove the whole line where caret is at
[Ctrl + D] copy the whole line and paste it below
[Ctrl + Shift + T] go to or generate a new test class
[Ctrl + Alt + M] extract code to another method
[Shift + F6] rename (with refactoring references)

AlexGnok
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Structural Search & Replace - absolut killer feature. And you can create inspection and intentions out of the search & replace templates..

a-name-or-not-a-name
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I forget what it's called exactly, but there's a fantastic extension you can get I think for all jetbrains IDEs that pops up a little notification at the bottom right whenever you've done something via clicking that has a keyboard shortcut and shows it, along with a count of how many times you've performed that operation without it. Amazing whether you're onboarding to the IDE or a veteran.

davemeech
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Great video, generally speaking even useful for PHPStorm! (Yeah Java/C# people, PHP lives and we have IDE too 🕶)

honzaprokes
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Learning your editor/IDE is one of the easiest way to up your productivity. Programming isn't just about writing code, but you should be able to write quickly enough for the typing to not get in the way of your thinking. And yeah, templates and snippets and such can be helpful for this too.

That said, it's funny how many of the features here are just trying to fix the clunkiness of writing Java.

defeqel
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Gee these are really really great tips

Rohan-bgci
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So many refactoring shortcuts...but those are easy. Sorry, Mac commands, but easy enough to translate to PC if you know they exist.

Navigate to impl - command+click
Move current line up/down - option+shift+up/down (noted by others too)
Navigate backward/forward - command+[/]
Comment/Uncomment Lines block with “/* */“ - command+shift+/
Comment/Uncomment lines with “//“ - command+/

SteveKuo
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Oh! My! God! The behaviour when hitting "enter" on a suggested completion is one of the few things that annoy me about IntelliJ IDEA since switching from Eclipse many years back. Now you tell me I can instead use tab! Mind blown. I'm gonna go cry in a corner for a little while.

bernhardkrickl
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Ctrl+shift+m to extract selected code to method

bartoszpalej
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Java is such a copy of C# 😊😉😉😉😉😄 thanks for the video! 👍🏼

SirBenJamin_
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to eclipse the Sun (microsystems) is simply a bad IDEA.... Long live netbeans!

bernardobuffa