Eclipse in a Nutshell

Author: (USA) Carlson
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: When using the powerful Java development environment Eclipse today, everything you need to know can be found in this book. The organization of the book facilitates quick lookup, with a focus on introducing how to use Eclipse to enhance programmer productivity. The author introduces the best practices for using Eclipse in this book, comprehensively demonstrating how to integrate Eclipse into agile development processes. Whether you are building enterprise systems or Eclipse plugins or other things, this book will help you write better code faster.
Main Content:
· Fully manage Eclipse projects from start to finish, including content and complexity management;
· Improve efficiency by utilizing views, windows, and editors;
· Configure preferences to suit individual or team needs;
· Leverage Eclipse's powerful local and remote debugging tools;
· Learn how to use Eclipse's powerful local and remote debugging tools;
· Perform continuous testing with JUnit in the Eclipse environment;
· Use Eclipse's wizard-based refactoring tools;
· Implement continuous integration using Ant-based automated project construction;
· Share code based on best practices using CVS and other repositories.
This book primarily introduces the features and essential usage of the popular Java development environment Eclipse. It is divided into two parts: Part one explains how to customize the Eclipse workspace, projects, views, and windows to achieve maximum efficiency, as well as how to leverage Eclipse's rapid development, navigation, and debugging features to maximize programmer productivity and optimize code quality. The second part focuses on agile development, demonstrating how to quickly implement team ownership, refactoring, continuous testing, continuous integration, and other agile development operations using Eclipse. This book is suitable for application developers as a reference and is also ideal for to self-study.