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Eclipse for Java 8 Developers
Eclipse is one of the most popular IDE for Java development, that every Java developer should know perfectly well. This course takes you through its most important features in very clear step by step demos, leaving no detail in dark corners.
Intermediate
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Eclipse for Java 8 Developers
Eclipse is one of the most popular IDE for Java development, that every Java developer should know perfectly well. This course takes you through its most important features in very clear step by step demos, leaving no detail in dark corners.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
As a Java developer, mastering Eclipse helps you be a more efficient and more productive. In this course, Eclipse for Java 8 Developers, you will learn some key features of Eclipse needed in all the Java applications. There are many details to know to properly configure Eclipse that are shown in this course in demos. First, you will learn how to use Maven to create, package, and deploy Java SE and EE applications. Next, you will see how to use Git without leaving Eclipse, including how to pull and fetch projects from GitHub, using Maven or not. Finally, you will see the full life-cycle of the creation of a Java EE application, including the debug phase in a Tomcat server, both local and remote. These are daily tasks for every Java developer using Eclipse. By the end of this course you will be able to leverage the most powerful features Eclipse has to offer.
Eclipse for Java 8 Developers
Intermediate
Table of contents
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Version Check | 21s
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Introducing the Course: What Are the Most Popular IDEs? | 2m 33s
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What Do You Need to Know to Follow This Course? | 1m 22s
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Agenda of the Course | 2m 32s
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Presenting the Eclipse Key Concepts | 1m 15s
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Understanding the Workspace and Project Folders Organization | 2m 6s
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Demo: Downloading and Installing the Eclipse IDE | 3m 32s
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Demo: First Launching of Eclipse | 2m 11s
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Demo: Setting the Right Version of Java to Launch Eclipse | 2m 14s
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Demo: Updating the Version of a Workspace | 1m 29s
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Demo: Creating a First Java SE Project | 2m
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Demo: Creating a First Class | 1m
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Demo: Setting the Characters Encoding for Java Source Files | 2m 34s
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Demo: Customizing the Format of the Java Source Files | 1m 26s
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Demo: Running a First Class, Fixing Bugs in the Main Method | 4m 1s
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Demo: Exploring the Java Build Path and the Installed JDK | 2m 36s
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Demo: Adding a JDK in the Java Build Path | 3m 8s
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Demo: Changing the Version of the JDK at the Workspace Level | 1m 33s
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Demo: Creating a Second Project with a Dependency to It | 2m 9s
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Demo: Adding Source Folders to a Project | 2m 19s
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Demo: Running a Test with JUnit Added as an External Library | 2m 30s
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Demo: Adding AssertJ as an External Dependency | 2m 39s
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Demo: Packaging a Set of Project in an Executable JAR File | 3m 52s
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Module Wrap Up | 1m 45s
Passionate about programming computers for over 20 years, Jose made his debut in assembler and C, C for SIMD parallel machines before adopting Java as an object-oriented language. Assistant professor in Paris North University for more than 15 years, Jose also brings his expertise to many projects, in various industrial fields.