Interface

Take a look around a standard Gradle project to understand it better.

Create an editor fold to hide parts of your class which can make it more readable.

Download or Associate a JDK With Your Project.

How to run and terminate/stop a process from your toolbar.

Pull up Quick Documentation in the editor any time you need to.

Pull up Type Information for an expression

View two files side by side

Toggle rendered view for one or all Javadoc comments.

How to use the Run Anything dialog to run, well, anything!

Configure your editor tabs to optimize your coding environment.

Launch run/debug configurations, applications, scripts, commands, tasks, and open recent projects.

Start a new line below or above your current line with the correct indentation.

You can render Javadocs directly in the editor including HTML tags, images and links.

Group and commit changes related to certain tasks so you have a cleaner commit history.

Complete statement can add your semicolons, brackets and manage caret placement for you.

Tips for using one of the most helpful shortcuts in the IDE.

You can start typing into a dialog box to search, even if there's not a textual search box available.

Learning new things in the IDE

You can move editor tabs around as required to suit your needs.

Helps to reduce options that are not relevant for your code.

Get a project from source control, open an existing project, or create a new project.