Eclipse Tips and Tricks
summary
Shows concrete, usable Eclipse moves: use Quick Access (Ctrl/⌘3) to find views, commands or help text, split editors and zoom with pinch or Ctrl+/- for vertical space, mark test folders so searches and call hierarchies ignore tests, add multiple method breakpoints from the outline and coordinate them with trigger points that suppress others until hit, run sequenced apps with launch groups, inspect layouts with the SWT layout spy and catch API regressions with API Tools.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction and quick access
- 2:17Demo: quick access search
- 3:29Workspace configuration tips
- 6:19Using working sets
- 7:15Editor navigation and editing
- 10:57Code analysis tools
- 11:58Advanced hover features
- 14:29Advanced search techniques
- 17:32Text editing shortcuts
- 18:50Java editor productivity
- 21:36Test source folder management
- 23:15Debugging enhancements
- 25:34Breakpoints and trace points
- 27:44Launch configuration tips
- 31:22Eclipse spy tools
- 34:06API tools and resources
- 37:06Conclusion
