Be more productive with your favorite IDE! Today we would like to introduce two best books about the most popular Java IDE - The Eclipse IDE. One book is for general Java development using Eclipse IDE, and another is for developing Eclipse-based Rich Client Application (e.g. plug-ins or tools). In addition, we introduce two other cookbooks for NetBeans IDE 7 and Oracle JDeveloper 11gR2. So the titles included in this review are:

1. 1. Eclipse IDE: Eclipse IDE based on Eclipse 4.2 and 4.3 (vogella series) (Volume 2)
   2. Eclipse 4 Application Development: The complete guide to Eclipse 4 RCP development (Volume 1)
   3. NetBeans IDE 7 Cookbook
   4. Oracle JDeveloper 11gR2 Cookbook

 

1. Eclipse IDE: Eclipse IDE based on Eclipse 4.2 and 4.3 (vogella series) (Volume 2)

Author: Lars Vogel

Publisher: Lars Vogel

Published Date: Feb 17^th 2013

Paperback: 372 pages

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Content Coverage:

• • Eclipse Overview
  • Getting started with Java development in Eclipse
  • Java source navigation and opening resources
  • Eclipse code generation and refactoring
  • Eclipse settings
  • Eclipse code templates
  • Local history, work organization and task management
  • Using Java libraries and project dependencies
  • Exercises: Working with Java in Eclipse
  • Updating Eclipse and installing components
  • Debugging with Eclipse
  • Unit testing
  • Task Management with Mylyn
  • Using Git with Eclipse
  • Introduction to Eclipse plug-in development
  • Additional Eclipse resources

 

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2. Eclipse 4 Application Development: The complete guide to Eclipse 4 RCP development (Volume 1)

Author: Lars Vogel

Publisher: Lars Vogel

Published Date: June 26^th 2012

Paperback: 432 pages

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Content Coverage:

• • Overview of Eclipse 4
  • Getting Started with Eclipse 4
  • Eclipse 4 Core Development
  • Eclipse Core Technologies
  • Eclipse 4 Advanced Development
  • Eclipse 4 Expert Development
  • Best practices and Feedback

 

 

 

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3. NetBeans IDE 7 Cookbook

Author: Rhawi Dantas

Publisher: Packt Publishing

Published Date: May 25^th 2011

Paperback: 308 pages

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Content Coverage:

• • NetBeans Head First
  • Basic IDE Usage
  • Designing Desktop GUI Applications
  • JDBC and NetBeans
  • Building Web Applications
  • Using JavaFX
  • EJB Application
  • Mobile Development
  • Java Refactoring
  • Extending the IDE
  • Profiling and Testing
  • Version Control

 

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4. Oracle JDeveloper 11gR2 Cookbook

Author: Nick Haralabidis

Publisher: Packt Publishing

Published Date: January 24^th 2012

Paperback: 406 pages

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Content Coverage:

• • Prerequisites to Success: ADF Project Setup and Foundations
  • Dealing with Basics: Entity Objects
  • A Different Point of View: View Object Technologies
  • Important Contributors: List of Values, Bind Variables, View Criteria
  • Putting them all together: Application Modules
  • Go with the Flow: Task Flows
  • Face Value: ADF Faces, JSF Pages, and User Interface Components
  • Backing not Baking: Bean Recipes
  • Handling Security, SessionTimeouts, Exceptions, and Errors
  • Deploying ADF Applications
  • Refactoring, Debugging, Profiling and Testing
  • Optimizing, Fine-tuning, and Monitoring
  • Miscellaneous Recipes

 

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