Effective Teamworking With Eclipse: Change Sets

Effective Teamworking With Eclipse: Change Sets: "The last two days I have been looking at various ways that Eclipse assists developers when working with version control systems. First, we talked about highlighting local changes, then we discussed how to automatically synchronize with the version control system. Todays tip deals with Change Sets, which is the most useful feature in Eclipse for seeing real context behind changes in version..."

Experience: JasperServer Enterprise Edition

Experience: JasperServer Enterprise Edition: "I have been given a one-year commercial license by the Jaspersoft to test their JasperServer Enterprise Edition version 3.7.0.1. This software is very valuable for use in a company that might need to handle large amounts of data. From the data one can create customized reports, which prove to be valuable for supervisors and, of course, the boss."

Effective Teamworking With Eclipse: Autosync With Version Control

Effective Teamworking With Eclipse: Autosync With Version Control: "Over the course of your workday, you should find yourself synchronizing with your version control system frequently. After all, you need to see when somebody's made a change, and the sooner you know, the sooner you can integrate that change locally before committing. Once again, Eclipse has a really easy way to schedule your syncs. Everything you need is on the Synchronize view (Window/Show..."

Effective Teamworking With Eclipse: Highlighting Local Changes

Effective Teamworking With Eclipse: Highlighting Local Changes: "Eclipse can make your life really easy when it comes to working with version control systems. Over the next few articles, I'll be sharing some of the tips that I've picked up while using Eclipse (with CVS). When you make changes in your local workspace, the default decoration is a '>' before the change, up to project level. This is fine, but isn't particularly obvious when scanning..."

Four Things to Know when Writing Comments

Four Things to Know when Writing Comments: "Every developer has been learned from his teachers how important is
to comment his source code. You should comment the classes, the methods,
the logic, etc. However nobody explained how exactly to code with
comments between the lines. Have you ever seen that
i++; // we increment i with one
That’s a shame! This doesn’t tell you anything, and what will happen
if sometime later somebody sits..."

Effective Teamworking With Eclipse: Highlighting Local Changes

Effective Teamworking With Eclipse: Highlighting Local Changes: "Eclipse can make your life really easy when it comes to working with version control systems. Over the next few articles, I'll be sharing some of the tips that I've picked up while using Eclipse (with CVS). When you make changes in your local workspace, the default decoration is a '>' before the change, up to project level. This is fine, but isn't particularly obvious when scanning..."

Four Things to Know when Writing Comments

Four Things to Know when Writing Comments: "Every developer has been learned from his teachers how important is
to comment his source code. You should comment the classes, the methods,
the logic, etc. However nobody explained how exactly to code with
comments between the lines. Have you ever seen that
i++; // we increment i with one
That’s a shame! This doesn’t tell you anything, and what will happen
if sometime later somebody sits..."

Spring Framework Architecture

Spring Framework Architecture: "The Spring framework is a layered architecture which consists of several
modules. All modules are built on the top of its core container.
These modules provide everything that a developer may need for use in the
enterprise application development. He is always free to choose what features he needs and eliminate the modules which are of no use.
It's modular architecture enables integration with..."