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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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www.pydev.org
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henrikwarne.com
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| | | | | For seven years I coded in C++ using Emacs. Four years ago, when I changed jobs, I switched to Java development using IntelliJ IDEA. Without a doubt, I am much more productive writing code in IntelliJ IDEA compared to using Emacs. Here's why: Navigation Coding is really something like 80% navigation, and only 20% actual... | |
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www.fullstackacademy.com
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| | | Confused about the differences between a software engineer vs. software developer? Take a look at the engineering training required and scope of the job | ||
