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Eclipse

Building Commercial-quality Plug-ins2006

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A new edition of this title is available, 0321553462 9780321553461. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in Eclipse plug-in development, consistently praised for its clarity and relevance to real-world software developers. Unlike other resources that focus on Eclipse's internal architecture or reiterate documentation, it zeroes in on practical issues and concepts essential for product development. It serves as a comprehensive guide to best practices for writing Eclipse plug-ins, making it indispensable before distributing any plug-in. Many professionals have found it invaluable for team training, helping deliver complex products on time and within budget. The book is well-structured, thorough, and free of unnecessary filler, featuring excellent diagrams that clarify the relationships between components. It extends beyond basic concepts, offering insights that enhance professionalism in plug-in development. With decades of experience, the authors provide effective strategies for using Eclipse in Java development. This book is essential for serious plug-in developers, especially those creating commercial applications, and stands out among other Eclipse resources for its depth and practical guidance.

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Eclipse, Eric Clayberg

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Title
Eclipse
Subtitle
Building Commercial-quality Plug-ins2006
Language
English
Released
2006
Format
Paperback
Pages
810
ISBN10
032142672X
ISBN13
9780321426727
Series
Description
A new edition of this title is available, 0321553462 9780321553461. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in Eclipse plug-in development, consistently praised for its clarity and relevance to real-world software developers. Unlike other resources that focus on Eclipse's internal architecture or reiterate documentation, it zeroes in on practical issues and concepts essential for product development. It serves as a comprehensive guide to best practices for writing Eclipse plug-ins, making it indispensable before distributing any plug-in. Many professionals have found it invaluable for team training, helping deliver complex products on time and within budget. The book is well-structured, thorough, and free of unnecessary filler, featuring excellent diagrams that clarify the relationships between components. It extends beyond basic concepts, offering insights that enhance professionalism in plug-in development. With decades of experience, the authors provide effective strategies for using Eclipse in Java development. This book is essential for serious plug-in developers, especially those creating commercial applications, and stands out among other Eclipse resources for its depth and practical guidance.