InteliJ IDEA Plugins: Accessing XML through IntelliJ IDEA DOM

There are a lot of debugger tutorials out there that teach you how to set line breakpoints, log values, or evaluate expressions. While this knowledge alone gives you a lot of tools for debugging your application, real-world scenarios may be somewhat trickier and require a more advanced approach. In this article, we will look at how to locate code without much prior knowledge of the project struct

Take a look at some true gems of the IDE you thought you knew so well.

In this blog, we’re going to take a look at the Feature Trainer in IntelliJ IDEA. New and existing users to IntelliJ IDEA can use this to get more familiar with the shortcuts, features and workflows that the IDE has to offer. You can watch the associated screencast here if you prefer. We integrated the Feature Trainer into IntelliJ IDEA in version 2020.3. It’s available in both our Community Edit

Sometimes your app works, but you want to increase performance by boosting its throughput or reducing latency. Other times, you just want to know how code behaves at runtime, determine where the hot spots are, or figure out how a framework operates under the hood. Some of these details can be provided at design time, as IntelliJ IDEA provides you with all sorts of clues that can be produced static