Genuitec's Blog: Eclipse

Just a year ago we were ecstatic about the release of Eclipse Mars. Mars came with really great Java IDE features like a hierarchical view of nested projects, the ability to customize perspectives, speed improvements for text search and just a variety of improvements that many of us … Read More

I hope this list of my favorite Eclipse shortcuts will help your workflow become more productive. The shortcuts are divided into the following areas: Navigation General Purpose Editing Java Editor Plug-in Development Workbench Navigation Switching between Open Editors Ctrl + E—Display a filterable list of open editors. Ctrl … Read More

In previous articles, I’ve discussed how to create custom XML bindings and custom editing UI for an editor based on the great Eclipse Sapphire framework. Now let’s take a look at another aspect of editor UI creation, customizing standard actions like Add or Browse, or creating completely custom … Read More

What is a Linter? Linters are Code Quality Inspectors, which work by basically parsing your code. They check JavaScript code for common mistakes and discrepancies without running the application.You can plug linters into your code editor or copy and paste your code into any standard online linting tool. … Read More

Now Eclipse can be awesome for JavaScript Featuring JSjet Remember those times when Eclipse was a great IDE for Java, but not exactly accommodating for JavaScript? Well we remember that too. In fact, according to surveys, around 93% of all websites use JavaScript. Due to this fact, it … Read More

Update:  Since this blog was first published, Genuitec has released an Angular IDE with advanced support for both TypeScript and Angular 2. ResourcesAngular is a JavaScript framework used to create and maintain single-page web applications. It all began in 2009 when Misko Hevery was working on the Google Feedback … Read More