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CopyrightChapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Workbench 101Chapter 3: Java Done QuickChapter 4: DebuggingChapter 5: Unit Testing with JUnitChapter 6: Tips and TricksChapter 7: ViewsChapter 8: Short TakesChapter 9: Help and CommunityAppendix A: Commands
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Jack Cherry
reviewed Eclipse IDE: Pocket Guide on February 02, 2015
Eclipse IDE: Pocket Guide
Like O'Reilly's Eclipse, but more focused on Eclipse itself. Not so much talk (after all it's ~150 pages) about the many extendable features Eclipse supports(supported at that time).
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