Great articles, especially the common use cases.
I'd also recommand cmd + K (remove à line), and the all mighty cmd + shift + D (duplicate a line, DOESN'T LOOSE the clipboard content).
If you got other tricks (even if they are harder or uncommon) I'd like to see them :)
You are right! I use copy and paste so I don’t have to remember another shortcut 😅 But I think I’ll start using them, thanks!
Yeah it's especially usefull when you get some data/names from elsewhere and need to add them to your code, one way that already exist :)
Simply Ctrl + Shift + D to duplicate (don't loose clipboard content) and paste where needed ^
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Great articles, especially the common use cases.
I'd also recommand cmd + K (remove à line), and the all mighty cmd + shift + D (duplicate a line, DOESN'T LOOSE the clipboard content).
If you got other tricks (even if they are harder or uncommon) I'd like to see them :)
You are right! I use copy and paste so I don’t have to remember another shortcut 😅 But I think I’ll start using them, thanks!
Yeah it's especially usefull when you get some data/names from elsewhere and need to add them to your code, one way that already exist :)
Simply Ctrl + Shift + D to duplicate (don't loose clipboard content) and paste where needed ^