This article is supposed to start you off for writing applications which read and write XML data in Java. In 80% of cases when somebody needs to start such and application from scratch, he doesn’t need too much theory about XML, instead he wants to have a piece of code that simply shows how to [...]
Optimize your Eclipse experience!
Today instead of writing my own post I want to share with you some of my recent findings on the web about different ways you can improve the quality of your work with Eclipse.
First two links are from Benjamin Winterberg’s blog: the more recent one describes some easy, but practical ways of optimizing the speed [...]
FindBugs plugin for Eclipse
Some time ago I wrote a post about FindBugs – a powerful tool for static code analysis in Java. Today I want to tell you about an Eclipse plugin that allows you to integrate FindBugs into your favorite IDE and automatically use it on your code.
The plugin works only with Eclipse 3.3+. The install instructions [...]