Eclipse

People say good and bad things about Maven’s release plugin. Fact is, it makes a releasing you project relatively easy, if you want releases to be all-green (tests), tagged in your version control, and deployed to some repository. I show you how you prepare your project for these steps, in […]

Maven in Eclipse #10 – Release Prepare

20 Jun, 2015 in Let's Develop / Maven tagged Eclipse / m2e / Release / Tools by letsdeveloper

If you want people (or yourself) to use your project as a dependency, you need to get it deployed in some maven repository. Therefore, you need to tell Maven where to deploy to, how to deploy there, and how to authenticate (if necessary). I walk you through these steps. ► […]

Maven in Eclipse #09 – Deployment

20 Jun, 2015 in Let's Develop / Maven tagged Deployment / Eclipse / m2e / Tools by letsdeveloper

Static imports are very nice, especially in tests, when working with JUnit, Hamcrest, Mockito, or the like. It comes in very handy, when Eclipse can automatically add these imports for you if you only type the desired method’s name. This requires a little configuration. I show you! ► All Eclipse […]

Eclipse – Automatic Static Imports

16 May, 2015 in Let's Develop / Usefull Stuff tagged Eclipse / m2e / Tools by letsdeveloper

The easiest way to make Maven find one of our own projects in dependency resolution is to install that project’s artifact to the Local Repository. ► All Maven Episodes: http://goo.gl/3KK2gb ► Don’t Miss an Episode: http://goo.gl/whzDi1 Share this:

Maven in Eclipse (m2e) 08 – MVN Install

11 May, 2015 in Let's Develop / Maven tagged Eclipse / m2e / Tools by letsdeveloper

Every wondered where Maven gets dependencies from? Do you know where Maven caches resolved dependencies locally? Let me explain what the Local Repository and Maven Central are and how they play together. This helps you understand what’s going on and to debug when Maven fails to resolve a dependency for […]

Maven in Eclipse (m2e) 07 – Repositories

8 May, 2015 in Let's Develop / Maven tagged Eclipse / m2e / Tools by letsdeveloper

To get around in the Maven world, you should know some basic terminology. Let me introduce you to the most important things: Projects, Aggregators, Modules, Artifacts, and Dependencies. ► All Maven Episodes: http://goo.gl/3KK2gb Share this:

Maven in Eclipse (m2e) 06 – Basic Terminology

4 May, 2015 in Let's Develop / Maven tagged Eclipse / m2e / Tools by letsdeveloper

Adding JUnit as a dependency to an Eclipse Java Project is easy, because Eclipse brings a JUnit distribution along. I show you how to reference it from you project. ► All Eclipse Tricks: http://goo.gl/JGUGrG ► Let’s Develop! http://letsdeveloper.com ► Don’t Miss an Episode: http://goo.gl/whzDi1 «Eclipse» An integrated development environment (IDE). […]

Eclipse – Add JUnit to Java Projects

29 Apr, 2015 in Let's Develop / Usefull Stuff tagged Eclipse / JUnit by letsdeveloper

I hate it when shortcuts don’t work. Committing (eGit) from the code editor in eclipse is one of those cases. Here’s how to fix it. ► All Eclipse Tricks: http://goo.gl/JGUGrG ► Let’s Develop! http://letsdeveloper.com ► Don’t Miss an Episode: http://goo.gl/whzDi1 «Eclipse» An integrated development environment (IDE). http://eclipse.org «Other Series» ► […]

Git in Eclipse – Commit with Shortcut

25 Apr, 2015 in Let's Develop tagged Eclipse / Git / Source Control by letsdeveloper

The WatchDog eclipse plugin gives us statistics about our testing behaviour. The plugin is part of the TestRoots project that aim’s at analysing testing behaviour and improving testing support in IDEs. ► The TestRoots Project: http://testroots.org/ ► An Interview about TestRoots and WatchDog: http://youtu.be/-06ymo7dSHk ► Let’s Develop! http://letsdeveloper.com ► Don’t […]

Eclipse – WatchDog Setup

12 Jan, 2015 in Conway's Game of Life / Let's Develop tagged Eclipse / Tools by letsdeveloper