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Other things I love about IntelliJ (in my case, Android Studio):

Code generation. Getting a bunch of getters and setters from a right click is nice sometimes. But more importantly is being able to go to a class definition, do an Alt + Enter, and create a test file for that class in the correct tests directory.

Auto-completion is very powerful. If you're trying to call a method on your AbstractBeanFactoryImpl, you don't need to start by "Abstrac", if there are other results with that preface. You can just try "abfi" and it will probably get the right result. Super useful when you have multiple variables that start with the same sequence of letters.

All the space-saving it does. Have a one line getter or setter? It will display those as one line (with highlights to let you understand they're actually three lines, brackets included). Even some common things like creating a Runnable in Android and overriding it's Run method. Replaces three lines with a straightforward: "Runnable myRunnable = () => {". Feels like you're programming in a less verbose language.