A generic not so much hot key(s) but still go unnoticed are the Home and End keys. They come in handy when you want to move horizontally through long lines of code, move all your text cursors to the end/start of the lines, etc.. Combining that with Shift will highlight the whole line, and not just in IDEs but any text field.
Also a vscode version would be nice, some of my most common ones:
ctrl + P: look for a file in the project
Alt + up/down arrow: move a line or set of lines up/down
ctrl + shift + F: search in the project
ctrl + shift + O: search functions (given you have the proper addon as well)
ctrl + F2: multiline edit of w/e text you have highlighted
alt + click: will add an additional cursor to where you click to allow multi line edits
ctrl + W: close the current file tab in the editor
Definitely under appreciated. The other thing I miss the most after moving to mac for my new job is the key bind to move windows from one screen to another. I think it was Alt + Windows + arrow. I've read about using third party tools on mac to do that but I've been too lazy to try them out.
A generic not so much hot key(s) but still go unnoticed are the Home and End keys. They come in handy when you want to move horizontally through long lines of code, move all your text cursors to the end/start of the lines, etc.. Combining that with Shift will highlight the whole line, and not just in IDEs but any text field.
Also a vscode version would be nice, some of my most common ones:
Home and End keys <3
Since I've started using Mac as my 2nd workstation I felt how important those keys are.
Definitely under appreciated. The other thing I miss the most after moving to mac for my new job is the key bind to move windows from one screen to another. I think it was Alt + Windows + arrow. I've read about using third party tools on mac to do that but I've been too lazy to try them out.
Yep I'm missing it too. At first click it resizes app window to half of the screen and then it moves to first position/screen on the right/left.