7 Paper Cuts in Eclipse
by Lars Vogel / June 29th, 2009
Ubuntu is currently running One Hundred Paper Cuts . This project aims to improve user experience by identifying 100 bugs that appear relatively easy to fix but that negatively impact user experience.
I will try to do the same for my Eclipse but with a more limited scope.
I will try to identify 7 things in Eclipse which are time consuming and / or annoying and will try to solve them most likely via Eclipse plug-ins . It can be simple things which I just find dull or real improvements.
So now I have to start watching me using Eclipse and try to see what I could improve….
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