1.5K views · 20 reactions | IntelliJ IDEA Tip : 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. #IntelliJIDEA | JetBrains | Facebook

IntelliJ IDEA Tip: Postfix completion is designed to let you keep typing, so you shouldn't need to move the cursor backwards. In this example, we use ".arg" to wrap a call in String.valueOf, and ".var" to create a variable. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/settings-postfix-completion.html | JetBrains

11 reactions | IntelliJ IDEA Tip: You can configure IntelliJ IDEA so it doesn't show classes or functions/methods as unused if annotated with a particular annotation. This can be useful if annotations define the application flow. | JetBrains | Facebook

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IntelliJ IDEA Tip: Quickly split/unsplit screens vertically or horizontally using Find Action (Shift Ctrl A / Shift Cmd A). | JetBrains

20 reactions | IntelliJ IDEA Tip - Adjusting Code Style is simple in #IntelliJIDEA. Select the code, & use the magical combination of Alt+Enter (Windows/Linux) or Option+Enter (macOS) to view context actions. Select 'Adjust Code Style Settings' to access settings applicable to the selected code. #DriveToDevelop | JetBrains | Facebook

IntelliJ IDEA Tip: Distractions come in many forms when you code - a text message, email, meeting, call, or a new Instagram story. To quickly navigate to the last edited location in your project, press Shift Ctrl Backspace on Win/Linux or Shift Cmd Backspace on macOS. #TheDriveToDevelop | JetBrains