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Bite Size: Refactoring in Eclipse
Posted by cgrant in Architecture, Development, Java, Technology on August 6, 2008
IDEs offer many tools that speed up the development process. Among the many features in eclipse for coding are a series of commands for refactoring code. Understanding how to quickly utilize these commands will dramatically speed up your development process.
- Display Available Refactor Commands (Alt+Shift+T)
- Rename (Alt+Shift+R)
- Extract to Local Variable (Alt+Shift+L)
- Extract to Method (Alt+Shift+M)
- Change Method Signature (Alt+Shift+Y)
- Undo Refactoring (Ctrl+Z)
Bite Size: Google Reader Keyboard Shortcuts
Posted by cgrant in Productivity, Technology on September 1, 2007
Google reader provides a variety of keyboard shortcuts to help your feed reading go smoothly. Check out this quick reference.
- j – Older
- k – Newer
- n – next
- p – previous
- l – label / tag
- s – star
- e- email
- r – refresh
- u – toggle folder list
- h – home
- t – label / tag
- v – view original (link to site)
- m – mark as read
- shift + a – mark all as read
- shift + o – open feed (shows feed entry comes from)
- shift + s – share / unshare
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