In his first example, implementing a header file/interface is only CMD-I in IntellJ. Everything else is done automatically.
I can understand why text editing is a big deal, but having an editor that actually understands your code is a powerful thing. Think of an IDE as a gigantic set of macros.
I can understand why text editing is a big deal, but having an editor that actually understands your code is a powerful thing. Think of an IDE as a gigantic set of macros.