IntelliJ Hacks for Daily Coding

Developers always look to increase their productivity because you have hundreds of tasks to do within so less time!

I have been using IntelliJ for many years now. Here are some of the shortcuts and hacks I use to make my life a little easier. 

1. Ctrl + Shift + N | Find resource
2. Ctrl + Shift + F | Search any text
3. Ctrl + Shift + R | Search any text and replace
4. Alt + F7 | Find usage of any function
5. Ctrl + E | View recent files
6. Alt + F8 | Evaluate an expression in debug mode
7. Ctrl + G | Go to line
8. Ctrl + I | Override or implement methods
9. Ctrl + F12 | Find any function within class
10. Ctrl + Shift + T | Navigate between main class and testing class
11. Alt + Enter | Show context actions
12. Ctrl + Space | Basic code completion
13. Ctrl + D | Duplicate Line
14. Ctrl + Shift + /  | Comment block with multiline comment
15. Ctrl + Alt + L | Reformat Code
16. Shift + Shift | Find anything/search everywhere
17. Ctrl + Ctrl | Run any run command or configurations
18. F7 | Step into
19. F8 | Step over

Some configs in UI that add more to developer productivity:

• Annotate with Git blame

• Open file location when the file is opened:

Note - This is not by far a complete list! I will keep adding more things here as I remember. Thanks for reading!