Talk:Know Your IDE

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  • Something about intentions would be great and the anykey (ctrl+1 in eclipse, alt-return in IDEA) that fixes most problems
  • i.e. anykey fixes non-final parameters (on demand in whole file or whole project)
  • for learning keystrokes - use the show action shortcut or menu, lookup the commands shortcut, close the menu, use the shortcut (repeat) (Tip from Neal Fords productive programmer)
  • uniq has a -d option that only shows (at least) duplicates, so the grep -v 1 is uncesseary
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