Eclipse

Hey, tea lovers! Today we are going to talk about the Eclipse IDE Plugins that every programmer must have. These plugins help you to boost your productivity. These are free-to-use plugins and don’t require too much effort to set up. This post is one of the series on Plugins or Extensions every Programmer needs for their IDE. We already discussed these for IntelliJ IDEA and VSCode. Please check them out. Let’s just jump right into it and explore these plugins. But before preparing your cup of tea sip and code. ...

Hey, tea lovers! Today we will talk about the Eclipse IDE shortcuts. Eclipse is an Open-source & Powerpack IDE. Believe it or not, almost every Java Developer has used this IDE. In fact, in most organizations, you will find that developers are using Eclipse IDE. Its extensive plugins & customization add-on system make it easy to use and enhance the developer experience. In the market, we have many IDE but eclipse provides all the functionality free of cost, unlike IntelliJ IDEA. It supports and distributes many languages along with Java, such as C/C++, PHP, etc. So having hands-on Eclipse makes it easy to code in any language without changing IDE. ...

Hey! Tea lovers! Before talking about Lombok, what are the things that irritate us Java Developers the most? Well yes, hearing “Java is dying” from a Python developer is irritating but it is the second thing. The first one is the boilerplate code. We write it almost every time. Setters and getters, constructors, toString, and many others for simple POJO classes. Of course, IDE can generate this code for you but again, your simple POJO class then becomes redundant. And the only things that matter in the POJO are the fields, so why not write fields only and let the compiler handles the rest of the things? And that’s where Project Lombok comes into the picture. ...