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blog.jetbrains.com
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| | | | | It's only my (Trisha Gee's) second month back at the helm of Annotated Monthly, and I'm using the opportunity to link to some of the backlog of articles I amassed while I was away. This month's is a b | |
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schneide.blog
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| | | | | Following up on "The Dimensions of Navigation in Object-OrientedCode" this post explores how Eclipse, one of the most mature IDEs for Java development, supports navigating across different dimensions of code: hierarchy, behavior, validation and utilities. Let's walk through these dimensions and see how Eclipse helps us travel through code with precision. 1.Hierarchy Navigation Hierarchy navigation... | |
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lethain.com
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| | | | | I once worked at a company that built most of their functionality on top of Facebook's advertising APIs. GraphQL was not publically a thing at that point, but the API design was more or less equivalent to GraphQL. Properties would appear and disappear without warning, and reacting to changes required frequent fire drills. | |
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vannevel.net
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| | | What you'll read here is just a quick overview of setting up gulp and Visual Studio Code to get your first AngularJS app working. | ||
