top10 hotkeys

Control-Shift-T Open type. Forget manually navigating through the source tree unless you're procrastinating. Control-Shift-R Open resource (looks for more than just Java files). F3 Open declaration. Alt-left arrow Go back in navigation history. Alt-right arrow Go forward. Control-Q Go to last edit location. Control-Shift-G Find references in workspace. Control-Shift-F Reformat code (according to code style settings). Control-O Quick outline. Within the editor, this key combination allows you to jump to a method or attribute by typing a few letters of the name. Control-/ Comment/uncomment a line. Can also work on many lines at a time. Control-Alt-down Copy highlighted line(s). Alt-down Move line(s) down. Alt-up arrow works as well Control-Shift-L view a list of all keys Control-Shift-L -second time into the Keys Preferences dialog

Eclipse plugin in use

EclEmma - Java Code Coverage for Eclipse http://www.eclemma.org/ Jester - the JUnit test tester http://jester.sourceforge.net/ Jester is different than code coverage tools, because it can find code that is executed by the running of tests but not actually tested. RMBench Modeller -RMBench Modeller is a graphical modelling tool for relational databases that aims to provide a one-stop focused solution to database modelling needs. RMBench is based on Eclipse and GEF, and supports the most important database systems, both commercial and open source. RMBench is available as a free edition with a limitation to 40 tables and 3 diagrams, and a (almost free) commercial edition which removes these limits and adds more features. http://code.google.com/p/alloy4eclipse/ An eclipse plugin for the Alloy4 tool