A shortcut for your productivity in Android Studio
summary
Shows how to learn and customize Android Studio shortcuts by example: use Shift Shift / Shift+Cmd+A to search actions and Option+Enter to assign or enable intentions, create mnemonic patterns, and practice progressively. Demoed workflows include bookmarks with Option+Shift+number, scratch files for JSON/Kotlin, Inject Language for JSON/regex, Analyze Stack Trace (paste and navigate), multi-caret edits, split panes, and plugins ADB Idea and Kotlin Fill Class that generate constructors and dummy data.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:13Struggling to learn shortcuts
- 2:57Developing shortcut mindset
- 10:18Progressive learning method
- 13:07Search and create shortcuts
- 13:27Live demo begins
- 14:11Window navigation shortcuts
- 14:53Bookmarks and navigation
- 16:41File and class navigation
- 17:44Method navigation and tests
- 18:48Error highlighting and selection
- 19:51Scratch files for quick tests
- 21:54Injecting languages for validation
- 24:03Multiple selection and pasting
- 25:47Splitting and moving windows
- 26:31Code folding and regions
- 28:42Commit and push shortcuts
- 29:43Git fetch and branch shortcuts
- 30:25Analyzing stack traces
- 31:49Useful Android Studio plugins
- 33:14Final considerations and tips
- 34:37Personalize your shortcuts
- 35:00Closing and resources
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