Control-Shift-P (or Command-Shift-P) is the "master key" which shows your most recent commands, and allows you to search for any other command, including keyboard shortcuts - learn this one first, and then gradually you'll learn the rest ...
Control-Q is also one I use a lot - switching between the Explorer view, the Source Control view and the Debug/Run view.
Ah and then Control-] or Cmd-] (on OSX) to jump to end bracket/begin bracket is a powerful one.
When I'm not writing responsive applications and human-friendly code, I stay busy exploring the cinematic past of LA. I enjoy listening to film podcasts and recently watched the entire AFI Top 100.
Control-Shift-P (or Command-Shift-P) is the "master key" which shows your most recent commands, and allows you to search for any other command, including keyboard shortcuts - learn this one first, and then gradually you'll learn the rest ...
Control-Q is also one I use a lot - switching between the Explorer view, the Source Control view and the Debug/Run view.
Ah and then Control-] or Cmd-] (on OSX) to jump to end bracket/begin bracket is a powerful one.
CMD + ] on my Mac causes the line to indent (like using TAB) rather than jumping to brackets. I wonder if you have mapped your hot keys differently.
Ah yes maybe I remapped it, some key combos are unintuitive or conflict with other things so then I'd remap them.