I'm preparing a presentation to help my coworkers make better use of the tools we all use and would be interested in what other devs recommend.
My presentation is focused on windows, IntelliJ,... (What we use at work) but any tip is welcome.
I currently have:
IntelliJ
Shortcuts: Shift-F6, Ctrl-Ctrl-arrow, Ctrl-Shift-C/V, Ctrl-E, Ctrl-Shift-arrow, Ctrl-Shift-F
Functionality: Shift-Breakpoint (for output only), Compare with clipboard, Structural search, Live templates
Plugins: AceJump, Archive Browser, Jump to line, Key Promoter X, Rainbow Brackets Lite, SpotBugs, Unicorn Progress Bar
git: subtree
Make pdfs "editable":
qpdf --qdf --object-streams=disable orig.pdf expanded.pdf
Notepad++: XML Plugin
Chrome: uBlacklist
We use Atlassian products (Confluence, Jira, Bitbucket, Bamboo) and I am still looking for settings, tricks which would make them more useful.
I would like to show some cool bash one-liners (which obviously must work in Windows).
My presentation is focused on windows, IntelliJ,... (What we use at work) but any tip is welcome.
I currently have:
IntelliJ
git: subtreeMake pdfs "editable": qpdf --qdf --object-streams=disable orig.pdf expanded.pdf
Notepad++: XML Plugin
Chrome: uBlacklist
We use Atlassian products (Confluence, Jira, Bitbucket, Bamboo) and I am still looking for settings, tricks which would make them more useful.
I would like to show some cool bash one-liners (which obviously must work in Windows).