5 Video Tutorials Of Small To Killer Eclipse Shortcuts

eclipse I believe that when you spend a significant percentage of your time on a specific software, it is an obligation to become “mouse-less” using it. Few years ago when I started to use the powerful eclipse shortcuts, I observed that my productivity was dramatically improving. You’ll be able to find a lot of posts promoting some lists of “Top 10 eclipse shortcuts” (I like this one). I believe that small video tutorials can show more easily (rather than a bunch of screenshots) the power that some shortcuts can unleash.

So here 5 small video tutorials of shortcuts ranging from small ones to killer ones, all of them together making my day on eclipse much more easier and productive. The first two are small ones but still nice and useful. The remaining ones are more advanced and really have impact since you can potentially use them every couple of line of codes.

  1. Ctrl + Alt + Arrow (up or down): duplicating lines.
  2. Impact on productivity: low to medium

    httpvhd://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U80IhJLLxE8

  3. Alt + Arrow (up or down): moving lines
  4. Impact on productivity: low to medium

    httpvhd://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N8HUiYPAe0

  5. Ctrl +1: How To Directly or Indirectly Use The Power Of Quick Fixes.
  6. Impact on productivity: huge

    httpvhd://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnixsV-pEYk

  7. Alt + Shift + L: Extract Local Variables
  8. Impact on productivity: medium

    httpvhd://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YkAKK5XQ5w

  9. Ctrl + Space: Beyond Auto Completion, The Template Assistant (+ customization)
  10. Impact on productivity: high if heavily customized

    httpvhd://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYwo6mTkT7A

    Except those, I highly recommend to heavily use those five ones (for which I think a video is less useful):

    • Ctrl + Shift + R (open resources)
    • Ctrl + O (quick outline). Pressing Ctrl + O again will show inherited members.
    • Ctrl + E (quick switch editor). Very handy to navigate between files.
    • Alt + Shift + R (rename variable). A very powerful one since it resolves all the possible dependencies on the renamed variable (works also on filenames).
    • Ctrl + T (quick type hierarchy).

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    Become as much mouse-less as possible in Eclipse. Don’t try to start using them all in one day, try to integrate one per day, even week. You’ll end up much more productive anyway.

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