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Originally posted by: pavan.kenati.com

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Hi,
I have been coding in Eclipse for some time now and have also read =
some of the Eclipse source code. I observed that there are some good =
practices that are being followed by the Eclipse dev team which would be =
useful to others too, if shared. Things like ActionGroups, =
ActionConfigurers, use of Delegators, judicious use of Interfaces etc. =
have struck me as striking features of the Eclipse code. It would be =
great if experienced developers make postings on such practices on a =
regular basis so that we all can code better and faster.
I invite people on this discussion. Also let me know if we can start =
a new group say: eclipse.bestpractices

thanks,

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Kenati Technologies,

http://pavanpodila.netfirms.com/
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Re: Eclipse best practices for coding [message #207365 is a reply to message #207203] Mon, 08 March 2004 07:56 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Hi Pavan,

> I have been coding in Eclipse for some time now and have also read some of
> the Eclipse source code. I observed that there are some good practices
that
> are being followed by the Eclipse dev team which would be useful to others
>too, if shared. Things like ActionGroups, ActionConfigurers, use of
Delegators,
>judicious use of Interfaces etc. have struck me as striking features of the
Eclipse
>code. It would be great if experienced developers make postings on such
>practices on a regular basis so that we all can code better and faster.
>I invite people on this discussion. Also let me know if we can start a new
>group say: eclipse.bestpractices

Well I guess you just need to read some books on Eclipse and Programming.
Like "Contributing to Eclipse" (Gamma,Kent), "Java Developer's Guide to
Eclipse",
All the stuff, Gamma, Fowler and Kent wrote (keeps you bussy and dont miss
the
Refactorings Pattern book), and a lot more.

The books mostly describe the patterns utilizied by Eclipse. A good
headstart is
also the 'Design Patterns' wrote by Gamma and some others :)

Have fun,

Martin (Kersten)
Re: Eclipse best practices for coding [message #207440 is a reply to message #207365] Mon, 08 March 2004 09:47 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: pavan.kenati.com

Thanks Martin.....will do that.
One question though... Can I get the pdf file of "Contributing to Eclipse".
I believe it was available online. Can I still get hold of it somewhere ??

--Pavan

"Martin Kersten" <Martin.Kersten@student.uni-magdeburg.de> wrote in message
news:c2hq7j$65r$1@eclipse.org...
> Hi Pavan,
>
> > I have been coding in Eclipse for some time now and have also read some
of
> > the Eclipse source code. I observed that there are some good practices
> that
> > are being followed by the Eclipse dev team which would be useful to
others
> >too, if shared. Things like ActionGroups, ActionConfigurers, use of
> Delegators,
> >judicious use of Interfaces etc. have struck me as striking features of
the
> Eclipse
> >code. It would be great if experienced developers make postings on such
> >practices on a regular basis so that we all can code better and faster.
> >I invite people on this discussion. Also let me know if we can start a
new
> >group say: eclipse.bestpractices
>
> Well I guess you just need to read some books on Eclipse and Programming.
> Like "Contributing to Eclipse" (Gamma,Kent), "Java Developer's Guide to
> Eclipse",
> All the stuff, Gamma, Fowler and Kent wrote (keeps you bussy and dont miss
> the
> Refactorings Pattern book), and a lot more.
>
> The books mostly describe the patterns utilizied by Eclipse. A good
> headstart is
> also the 'Design Patterns' wrote by Gamma and some others :)
>
> Have fun,
>
> Martin (Kersten)
>
>
Re: Eclipse best practices for coding [message #207520 is a reply to message #207440] Mon, 08 March 2004 16:03 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
You try
http://safari.oreilly.com/
You have two capthers online on www.awprofessional.com

regards
Pavan Podila wrote:

> Thanks Martin.....will do that.
> One question though... Can I get the pdf file of "Contributing to
> Eclipse". I believe it was available online. Can I still get hold of it
> somewhere ??
>
> --Pavan
>
> "Martin Kersten" <Martin.Kersten@student.uni-magdeburg.de> wrote in
> message news:c2hq7j$65r$1@eclipse.org...
>> Hi Pavan,
>>
>> > I have been coding in Eclipse for some time now and have also read some
> of
>> > the Eclipse source code. I observed that there are some good practices
>> that
>> > are being followed by the Eclipse dev team which would be useful to
> others
>> >too, if shared. Things like ActionGroups, ActionConfigurers, use of
>> Delegators,
>> >judicious use of Interfaces etc. have struck me as striking features of
> the
>> Eclipse
>> >code. It would be great if experienced developers make postings on such
>> >practices on a regular basis so that we all can code better and faster.
>> >I invite people on this discussion. Also let me know if we can start a
> new
>> >group say: eclipse.bestpractices
>>
>> Well I guess you just need to read some books on Eclipse and Programming.
>> Like "Contributing to Eclipse" (Gamma,Kent), "Java Developer's Guide to
>> Eclipse",
>> All the stuff, Gamma, Fowler and Kent wrote (keeps you bussy and dont
>> miss the
>> Refactorings Pattern book), and a lot more.
>>
>> The books mostly describe the patterns utilizied by Eclipse. A good
>> headstart is
>> also the 'Design Patterns' wrote by Gamma and some others :)
>>
>> Have fun,
>>
>> Martin (Kersten)
>>
>>
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