Hi guys! It is known to many Java professionals and headhunters/recruiters alike that Java works well with Oracle. However, it is unfortunate for some people ...
Hi Timothy, I've been involved with Java projects concerning Oracle versions 8, 9i, 10g. There is even 11g now: http://www.oracle.com/index.html (but that's...
by Alan Berg Java is a very popular object-oriented programming language that is used to build enterprise-level applications. Unlike C and C++, Java performs...
Is it possible to have Eclipse views to be displayed on another monitor. I was planning on setting up two monitors on my linux dev box. I hope to use monitor...
... Just drag the view outside of your main Eclipse window onto your second desktop. Just tried this using Eclipse Europa (under OS X 10.4). I assume it'll...
Hi all. May I ask for everyones opinion on an ideal development environment. What we currently use: IDE:Eclipse Source Code Management:SVN What we plan to use:...
I wouldn't call this 'ideal', but I'd say it's 'pragmatic': Continuous Integration: CruiseControl Issue Tracking: Trac Development Process: whatever works...
* We're using Eclipse for our IDE as well, but NetBeans might be better for Swing, JSF and J2ME. * For SCM, we're also currently using SVN, but some of us...
... I very much prefer to use Hudson <http://hudson.dev.java.net> these days as it's very easy to install and creating a new project is just as easy via it's...
Project Management: You need to check out Basecamp or Unfuddle. These tools work wonders, especially for remote clients and remote teams. Basecamp works better...
... It works in linux too. I am using fiesty ... (This is out of topic) If u r using nvidia 1) backup xorg.conf 2) install nvidia-settings 3) then use the...
We use diff dev env for diff projects but ill probably call this "no hassle" dev environment, something that we have tried that worked well for us: IDE:...
Pardon me if this question is a bit off-topic. I'm confused. Is XP's YAGNI and refactoring practice against with "Open Closed Principle"? If I follow the...
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Hi Jessie, you may want to try these in your development setup: IDE:Eclipse with MyEclipse Source Code Management: Subversion or Perforce Build tool: Maven...
... My choice is Emacs, but then again... ;) ... SVN has decent tool support in Eclipse. I don't see why you'd have to use CVS and the associated pain from it....
I find Subversive a good Eclipse Team plugin implementation. I can see how it can be a bit confusing to a CVS user especially SVN's use of revision numbers for...
*zenguru_mode=on* Ah, you are close to achieving ENLIGHTENMENT, my friend. No, the OCP (Open-Closed Principle) is not in opposition with refactoring...
ibo <poweribo@...> writes: IDE: Netbeans SCM: SVN for centralized synchronization, Git for everything else (depends on how close your code is) ... Maybe...
... join the pinoyseg Y! group! :) ... I think it still applies. The "close" is for the API - the interfaces and public classes/value objects. If you still...
ibo, Jessie is merely asking for some tips. Please give your inputs without bashing other technologies. I can reply to you point by point but it's just a waste...
My current video card is a builtin motherboard video. I will try your x config setup Steve on my new nvidia card( will buy one) . I am also using Eclipse...
Thanks for the git stuff info. as for SVN, yes I did say "bec of tools support". its algorithms and techniques used are prolly superior, but the tools sucks. ...
... From: Michael Muin, MD <mikemuin@...> Date: Aug 6, 2007 10:04 AM Subject: [PH-Cyberview] LF: Corporate Trainings To: ph-cyberview@yahoogroups.com We...
I think we need to benchmark ourselves and not rely on a third-party survey. Sometimes, the company doing the survey does not properly map a company's levels...
Let me just summarize and post my comments IDE Choices: Eclipse, IDEA, Netbeans, Emacs Current choice: Eclipse Reason: IDEA isn't free and my boss has certain...