Here’s a list of all tips on Eclipse On E:
- Skip over certain classes when using Step Into in Eclipse’s debugger
- The easiest ways to navigate methods in a class using Eclipse keyboard shortcuts
- Generate, rename and delete getters/setters instantly in Eclipse
- The fastest ways to open editors in Eclipse using the keyboard
- Configure those annoying tooltips in Eclipse to only popup on request
- Convert nested/anonymous classes into top level classes using Eclipse refactoring
- Quick ways to navigate Eclipse editors using the keyboard
- Add comments and Javadocs in Eclipse with a single keystroke
- Get warnings about unused method arguments from Eclipse to keep code clean
- Extract constants from strings and numbers with Eclipse refactorings
- Categorise projects in the Package Explorer to reduce clutter in Eclipse
- Quickly declare and initialise lists, maps and arrays with Eclipse templates
- Eclipse shortcuts for common SVN commands
- Share Eclipse perspective layouts across multiple workspaces
- Navigate and fix errors and warnings in a class with Eclipse keyboard shortcuts
- Generate class constructors in Eclipse based on fields or superclass constructors
- JUnit testing made easier with Eclipse templates
- Automatically place a semicolon at the end of Java statements in Eclipse
- The fastest ways to navigate views in Eclipse using the keyboard
- Add, remove and reorder a method’s arguments instantly across multiple classes in Eclipse
- How to manage keyboard shortcuts in Eclipse and why you should
- Generate static imports in Eclipse on autocomplete for JUnit Assert, StringUtils and others
- Convert string concatenations into StringBuilder or MessageFormat calls with Eclipse’s Quick Fix
- Checkout multiple projects automatically into your Eclipse workspace with Team Project Sets
- Join/split if statements and rearrange expressions using Eclipse Quick Fix
- Always run/debug the last launched class instead of the selected one in Eclipse
- Run/debug a class in Eclipse as a JUnit test or Java app with a single keystroke
- log4j logging made easier with Eclipse templates
- Switch and close editors faster with the keyboard using Eclipse’s Quick Switch Editor
- Instantly show a class/file in the Package/Project Explorer in Eclipse
- Split and view the same editor side by side in Eclipse
- Setup Eclipse breakpoints to stop only under certain conditions
- Select entire strings and methods in Eclipse with a single keystroke
- How to share plugins across multiple Eclipse installations and reinstall Eclipse easily
- Automatically format and cleanup code every time you save
- Use Fast Views to maximise screen space
- Jump to the start and end of methods, loops, blocks and XML tags
- Generate validation code for required variables using templates
- Find all classes that override/reimplement a method
- Move, copy and delete lines with a single keystroke
- Write a filter loop in 20 seconds using Eclipse templates
- Faster null checking in Java with Eclipse templates
- How to tweak Eclipse templates to suit you
- Speed up boilerplate code with Eclipse templates
