Top IntelliJ Plugins to Increase the Productivity in Software Development
Although IntelliJ comes with plenty of useful functionalities, there hundreds of third party plugins that could be added on to ease the daily coding activities. Without further due, let us have a look at some useful plugins that are, in my point of view, very handy for specific use cases.
Git…
well the obvious one. If you are a developer you can’t get away without using the git. Git toolbox is a useful plugin for all kind acitivities in version control context. You can check out your source code from a Git repository,
browse, commit, push, pull, merge, view log, review pull requests, and much more.
Maven helper…
another obvious tool. This is a must have plugin for working with Maven(as they use this motto). It is an easy way for analyzing and excluding conflicting dependencies, it provides actions to run/debug maven goals for a module that contains the current file or on the root module
and many more.
SonarLint…
we are still counting the obvious ones. It is a great tool to check the potential mistakes, bugs, vulnerabilities before even they are commited. It is a free IDE extension to find and fix coding issues in real-time, flagging issues as…
