Quickly go back to the last edit

I don’t know if you have a scenario where I’m coding somewhere, but I need to see where the rest of the code is, maybe a couple of files in a short amount of time, and I end up switching to where I started.

GIF step above

  • Write a main method to a random file and write todo comments to simulate long scenes

  • Then go through the files, several more

  • Then use the shortcut key to return to the position where you were editing.

The theme

People spend most of their time developing features or modifying bugs in the editor every day. Sometimes changing the theme or changing the style will give a different feeling. Sometimes the code will suddenly become better looking and Bug modification will be more efficient.

I’m just going to give you a couple of examples.

IntelliJ Light

Acr Dark

How the cursor

Multi-cursor is a fantastic technique that can be used in a critical moment to deal with simple data structures. I can only say YYDS

The code fragment

  

What I’ve demonstrated is just the tip of the iceberg, and the really useful features are still to be discovered.

Vim

Using Git in IntelliJ IDEA is one of the best experiences I’ve had with any of these editors. If you normally use the Vim editor, switching to IntelliJ IDEA is really, really comfortable