Eclipse Tutorial For Beginners : Learn Java IDE in 10 Steps

Name: Eclipse Tutorial For Beginners : Learn Java IDE in 10 Steps
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Last updated 12/2023

English

What you'll learn

Be more productive with Eclipse
Understand Eclipse Basics : Views, Perspectives, Shortcuts, Code Generation & Plugins
Make use of Eclipse Save Actions Features

Course content

3 sections • 17 lectures • 1h 22m total length

Introduction1:17
Master Eclipse basics and productivity for Java developers, covering views, perspectives, search, navigation, keyboard shortcuts, code templates, formatting, save actions, and Maven and Git projects.
Congratulations0:41
Course Overview2:11
DO NOT SKIP: Join in28minutes Learning Community0:24

Step 0 : Eclipse Basics - Workspace & Your First Java File7:34
Launch Eclipse, set up your first workspace, create a Java project and class, edit and run your hello world program, and view output in the console.
Step 1 : Most Important Editing Shortcuts ctrl-1 and ctrl-space5:46
Master Eclipse editing shortcuts for Java, including ctrl-space for auto-suggestion and ctrl-1 for quick actions, with automatic imports and variable creation.
Step 2 : Debugging Java Programs10:23
Step 3 : Eclipse Short Cuts12:53
Master Eclipse shortcuts to navigate and edit faster, using ctrl shift l to view shortcuts, ctrl shift r and t to open resources and type hierarchy, ctrl slash to comment.
Step 4 : Refactoring with Eclipse7:36
Explore Eclipse refactoring with shortcuts to extract methods, inline, rename, and move methods; learn to extract local variables and constants, and change signatures.
Step 5 : Code Generation with Eclipse4:06
Discover Eclipse's code generation features, generating getters and setters, toString (with string builder options), equals and hashCode, constructors using fields, and overridden methods via quick shortcuts like alt-shift-s.

Step 6 : Automate with Save Actions7:18
Discover how to auto format Java code in Eclipse with save actions, configure a code style, and enable on save formatting to format lines, organize imports, and apply coding standards.
Step 7 : Eclipse Views5:13
Step 8 : Eclipse Perspectives3:50
Explore how Eclipse perspectives organize views for different tasks, switching between Java, debug, Java browsing, Git, and resource perspectives to tailor your workflow.
Step 9 : Plugins6:50
Discover Eclipse’s extensible architecture with plugins like Maven, Git, and Checkstyle, and learn to install, enable, and manage plugins for better code quality and performance.
Step 10 : Setting up Projects From Git and Maven4:39
Learn to import a Maven project from a Git repository into Eclipse, install with Maven, and run a Tomcat server using the M2 Eclipse plugin.
Step 11 : Conclusion0:54
Master eclipse features, productivity tips, and essential shortcuts to boost your development workflow. Practice shortcuts, apply best practices, and explore the vast eclipse suite from a developer’s perspective.
Bonus Lecture0:41

Requirements

Some programming experience with Java will be handy

Description

Eclipse is the most popular Open Source Java IDE. More developers use Eclipse than any other tool for Java Programming.

In this course, we take you on a fun ride with Eclipse.

By the end of this course, you would have a number of Eclipse tips and tricks up your sleeve. You will also understand various features of Eclipse - Views, Perspectives, Debugger, Save Actions, Plugins and Code Generation.

You will improve your productivity with Eclipse Shortcuts . You will also learn to import projects from Git and the basics of Maven projects.

Course is Organised into 11 Steps : Experienced Eclipse Developers can give Step 0 a skip

Step 0 : Eclipse Basics - Workspace & Your First Java File
Step 1 : Most Important Editing Shortcuts ctrl-1 and ctrl-space
Step 2 : Debugging Java Programs
Step 3 : Eclipse Short Cuts
Step 4 : Refactoring with Eclipse
Step 5 : Code Generation with Eclipse
Step 6 : Automate with Save Actions
Step 7 : Eclipse Views
Step 8 : Eclipse Perspectives
Step 9 : Plugins
Step 10 : Setting up Projects From Git and Maven

Who this course is for:

Students who want to learn Programming with Eclipse
Students who have some experience with Eclipse but who want to learn a lot more about Eclipse
Students Learning Java

Eclipse Tutorial For Beginners : Learn Java IDE in 10 Steps

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Course content

Introduction to Eclipse Tutorial For Beginners4 lectures • 5min

Eclipse Basics6 lectures • 48min

Eclipse - Next Steps7 lectures • 29min

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