So i have thoroughly been enjoying learning Kotlin for the p

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So i have thoroughly been enjoying learning Kotlin for the past month or so but now I find myself routinely forgetting semicolons when i go back to java js or ts disappointed

diesieben07 · Answer

js and ts technically have optional semicolons wink

louiscad · Answer

That is the Kotlin lock in trollface

Spike Baylor · Answer

yeah but my linter yells at me cry

Saša Šijak · Answer

i usually finish my lines in java in intellij with cmd+shift+enter which adds semicolon automatically smile

Spike Baylor · Answer

interesting i did not know that I dunno if i could get used to adding 2 more buttons for something that is as automatic as breathing at this point slightly smiling face But i AM always impressed by some of the little things IntelliJ has hidden away

mp · Answer

It will also close any expressions you re on adding ` ` ` ` etc as needed I use it pretty much always

mp · Answer

allegedly I ve never seen it close a ` ` though it s supposed to because IntelliJ already inserts the ` ` for me when I add ` `

Spike Baylor · Answer

maybe i ll give it a shot for fun Ha throw out a joke post and learn something new slightly smiling face what a nice place this is lol

mp · Answer

There should be a keyboard shortcut a day twitter account for IntelliJ wink

Saša Šijak · Answer

it finishes any expression so it is really useful

Saša Šijak · Answer

or it jumps to ads next appropriate thing for example if you start typing if someexpresion and press cmd+shift+enter it ads and puts the cursor between curly braces

Spike Baylor · Answer

damnit now i really do have to start using it

Saša Šijak · Answer

to sum it up intellij is great when you get used to all the little productivity things it provides slightly smiling face

Saša Šijak · Answer

it just has to bi put into muscle memory like anyhting else

Spike Baylor · Answer

its been amazing Up until recently i ve been purely desktop java code for many many years using Eclipse which was fine But this year i had to work on some spring and angular stuff and eclipse was killing me Intellij to the rescue it only took a day or two to convince me to pay for it

Spike Baylor · Answer

but i know i m not using it to its fullest even so many nice little things

Strum355 · Answer

< Spike Baylor> assuming youre using tslint you can disable warnings errors for missing semicolons

Spike Baylor · Answer

Yeah Part of that probably has more to do with typescript being fairly new to our process and so we dont have our own lint style guides so right now we just have a standard set of rules Im sure thats something i could get removed but also not THAT big of a deal