I hope this is of use to some of you, I know it will be for me if I ever go long periods of time without using the IDE (Probably not 😆). These are also by no means all the keyboard shortcuts in IntelliJ (There are bloody hundreds) they are just the useful ones I've picked up from my years of hacking away in it. Of course, your mileage will vary depending upon your preferences, the task you're working on or even just the way you code.
Also, it highlights potential ways I could increase my productivity by focusing more on some keybinds that could do with more usage such as the Surround with shortcut, I'm sure I could have used it > 30 times. It's quite funny looking at these results, I feel as though I could have a good guess at what sort of code I was writing just from the keybinds I use. (In debug) Continue execution and stop at cursor Generate code (can be done in multiple views)
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