Developer Productivity With IntelliJ IDEA
summary
Creates a new Gradle Java project, uses live templates to type a main and runs a Hello World, then shares the repo to GitHub; demonstrates test‑first workflow where Alt+Enter generates a class, field and getter from a failing test and refactors constants, inlines and extracts with editor previews. Shows navigation (Shift Shift, Recent Files, Alt+F7), smart completion, multi‑caret editing, language injection for JSON/SQL, git annotate/history, and debugger features like conditional breakpoints and Evaluate Expression to inspect and mutate state.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to productivity
- 1:58Creating a new project
- 5:22AI for faster coding
- 8:26The SPACE framework
- 11:47Test-driven development
- 20:02Editing shortcuts
- 26:36Code navigation
- 33:27Understanding code
- 39:11Language injection
- 42:29Debugging techniques
- 47:15IDE integration
- 50:50Flow and conclusion
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