@@Srivatsa224 I have a seminar recording that I'm going to clean up and publish in the next 1.5 weeks where we code a simple memory game! Still need to figure out what's after that- I was thinking perhaps something with graphs/charts?
Hello Rahul thanks for the awesome tutorial, question shortcut #5 Jump to declaration if I want to have middle mouse wheel to navigate to declaration instead of (cmd + mouse click ) how can I set that in Android studio. Thank you in advance
I'd recommend doing this by simply going to the start/end of the line, and then holding down shift + cmd + arrow key to select the line. If you really wanted a single keystroke for it, you can map one in Android Studio- look for "Select line at caret"
4 more powerful shortcuts for Android Studio: ruclips.net/video/Aue1HHHRH-A/видео.html
Love me some shortcuts - I even got Vim commands running in chrome
argh... you're in the vim camp?? I'm an emacs person, I hope we can still be friends...
love your work on making these videos Rahul! Keep it up
Thank you :)
This was helpful! Except for the first one, I didn't know others! Have noted them for the future! use!
Awesome! In addition to efficiency gains, I've found that programming becomes a lot more fun once you master these :)
@@RahulPandeyrkp agreed! Can't wait for the next series! Any preview? 😉
@@Srivatsa224 I have a seminar recording that I'm going to clean up and publish in the next 1.5 weeks where we code a simple memory game! Still need to figure out what's after that- I was thinking perhaps something with graphs/charts?
@@RahulPandeyrkp sounds good to me! 🙌🥳
Very useful!
thanks Mihir!
very useful thank you :)
I'm glad it's helpful :)
Hello Rahul thanks for the awesome tutorial, question shortcut #5 Jump to declaration if I want to have middle mouse wheel to navigate to declaration instead of (cmd + mouse click ) how can I set that in Android studio. Thank you in advance
typically instead of using the mouse, I just use Cmd + B
How do we select a single line?
I'd recommend doing this by simply going to the start/end of the line, and then holding down shift + cmd + arrow key to select the line.
If you really wanted a single keystroke for it, you can map one in Android Studio- look for "Select line at caret"