I recently decided to jump into some Android development in my spare time. Using Eclipse as my IDE, I already have most of the Android SDK environment set up on my machine. Using the Android SKD and AVD Manager, I decided to install a year’s worth of SDK updates. Unfortunately, a few minutes after the [...]
This happens to me a lot. I’ll be working away on some test application in Eclipse, and after a bit of tinkering I’ll realize that the code is actually good enough to commit into the repo. So what do you do? Well back when I didn’t know anything about Subclipse, I’d actually checkout the repo [...]
I recently upgraded to newest version of Eclipse (Galileo) and I was pleasantly surprised to find that it now comes with column select. I first encountered this feature while using TextMate, and ever since I switched back to Win32 I’ve been itching to find an editor with a similar feature! To activate it, simply press [...]
Up until a few months ago, my primary IDE was either TextMate for OS X or just plain old Vim. However, I’ve been working more with Java under version control over the past few months, so Eclipse + Subclipse became a more sensible option. I’ve used Eclipse on and off for Java development over the [...]
Because of the frequent number of revisions that I was making to my projects, I decided that it was about time that I set up a SVN repository. Although I could have done this locally, I decided to make good use of my space on Bluehost and set one up there. Since SVN is not [...]