Get True Hot Swap in Java with DCEVM and IntelliJ IDEA

A few IntelliJ IDEA features or actions include the term ‘quick’. Do they speed up certain processes? Let’s find out. In this blog post, I’ll cover what these features are, why you need them, and how you can use them. 1. Quick Lists If you have actions that you use regularly but don’t have shortcuts assigned to because most key combinations are usually taken up by other shortcuts, Quick Lists are here to help. With a quick list, you can create a short list of your favorite actions, and assign just one shortcut to it. Each action in the list will be identified by a number from 0 to 9. To acces

When it comes to apps functioning efficiently, there is always room for improvement. Fast, lag-free, smooth operation – what else can a Java developer dream of? However, when you aim for this level of perfection in your app, you will need a comprehensive toolset to monitor performance and identify problems for further analysis. That’s where profiling tools come in handy. IntelliJ IDEA has tight integration with several of the most popular Java profilers that you can run on your project without leaving the IDE. First things first We advise that you get acquainted with the supported Jav

Usually, issue trackers and IDEs go hand in hand, which is why we’ve revamped the YouTrack plugin for IntelliJ-based IDEs. The plugin integrates with your favorite JetBrains IDEs – AppCode, CLion, DataGrip, GoLand, IntelliJ IDEA, PhpStorm, PyCharm, Rider, RubyMine, and WebStorm, as well as with Android Studio, and provides you with access to your issues and notifications right from the IDE. We have significantly reworked the plugin’s time tracking logic to let you spend your time on your code, not on tracking your time. Read on for more details! A pocket-size tracker Teams that use issue