Help me add JDEE resources in EmacsWiki!
Daniel Clemente <[email protected]> Sat, 18 Oct 2008 20:50:52 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.emacs.jdee |
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Hi, I'm trying for months to use JDEE, but each time I open it, it is to see bunchs of errors, crashes, keys which don't work, misconfigurations, stack traces, infinite loops, etc. It's Emacs, so I accept it... :-) However, I saw information about how other people are using JDEE, and apparently it's capable of doing wonderful things, from code browsing, to finding errors in code, integrating with other tools, importing projects, debugging, managing big projects, creating UML diagrams, etc. I as a novice didn't think this all was possible, and I think that lots of people (even Emacs users) wouldn't believe that Emacs can do so many things. A poll about this would be fun :-) Therefore I propose to write somewhere (for instance in EmacsWiki) about how powerful is JDEE (combined with CEDET et al.). This should motivate new users to try further, and maybe also suggest developers that such a good program could be included in a standalone application, either the official GNU Emacs or other. I started writing about JDEE in EmacsWiki. I remodelated this page http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/JavaDevelopmentEnvironment and wrote about the features. The plugin list will grow larger. I also linked to tutorials which show *visually* all the things that you can do in JDEE. Specially interesting is: http://www.skybert.nu/cgi-bin/viewpage.py.cgi?computers+emacs+java_programming_tutorial . Just these screenshots motivate the readers to keep on configuring their .emacs :-) Now I think that a keypoint is this page: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/JdeeVsEclipse There could be a list of Eclipse features there, and for each feature, the JDEE equivalent. See for instance how the page for „GnusGmail“ was done. I started writing only the questions there!. So any collaboration is useful. Greetings, Daniel