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Developer - IntelliJ Useful Commands

command description Ctrl+Shift+N new window Ctrl+R run project Cmd+Shift+P run command Cmd+P find file Cmd+D duplicate selection ( assign it ) Manage Projects Go to Settings > Keymap and assign a key to Manage Projects – I have used CMD + CONTROL + P
The anatomy of a GPT-5 Prompt

The anatomy of a GPT-5 prompt Role Act as a personal productivity coach focused on recommending lesser-known, effective learning methods for mastering a new skill within three months. Task Begin with a concise checklist (3–7 bullets) describing the steps you will follow, focusing on conceptual planning rather than lesson details. Identify and present the top

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Launch a MVP with AI

1/ Planning via Workshop + ChatGPT/GeminiBefore writing a single line of code, we gain total clarity.By the end of this stage, it must be crystal clear: the problem, ICP, JTBD, V1 scope, and success metrics. Documents generated (with AI in the same conversation): The time spent here saves you weeks of chaos later. 2/ Design

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Process for launching apps with AI

1️⃣ Choosing the right IDE for AI coding O’ve tested multiple options, but I use an AI-first IDE where I can run commands, explanations, and code changes without leaving the context. I use it for:• Rapid generation of pages and layouts• Implementing backend functionality (APIs, databases)• Building complex systems (CRMs, SaaS platforms)The advantage is that

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Modify the Commit Author of the Last Commit

Specifically for this error: remote: GitLab: Your git author name is inconsistent with GitLab account name Use this git command: To check the last commits, maybe one of the commits is the culprit:
Have a External .git Folder outside your main directory

If you want an external .git directory you can create one: If you need it to be ignored by Dropbox: Initialize .git Add a alias in .zshrc or bash profile: Then you can use it as If you need it for PhpStorm IntelliJ to detect it , You can convert it to bash script too:
Should we commit .idea folder

Yes – but only the shareable parts of .idea/ (the files that describe the project, run‑configs, code‑style, inspections, etc.).Everything that is user‑specific or regenerated by IntelliJ (caches, workspace.xml, tasks.xml, usage.statistics.xml, plugin state, etc.) should stay out of Git. Why the mixed advice exists Strategy What you commit Pros Cons / Risks A. Commit nothing“echo .idea/ >> .gitignore”

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