Recommended IntelliJ IDEA settings
These are my must-have settings tweaks for IntelliJ IDEA, mixed with some useful tips.
However, I recommend going through all the preferences in the Settings Dialog yourself. You probably don't even know about some problems the IDE can solve for you if adjusted correctly.
Check out my config-files for more IDEA settings.
Table of Contents
- How to change settings
- Show current IDEA memory usage in the status bar
- Adjust for widescreen
- Zoom with the mouse wheel
- Show line numbers on the editor gutter
- Wrap long lines
- Improve tab appearance
- Sort debugger fields alphabetically
- Improve Java imports
- Remove unused sidebar panels
- Use a custom terminal shell
How to change settings
There are several ways to change settings in IntelliJ IDEA.
To open the Settings Dialog, select File → Settings... or use the Ctrl + Alt + S shortcut. You can then navigate through the settings in the left panel. Speed up the search by using quick find - simply type part of the setting name.
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