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A good Java application should print only the absolute necessary to standard out. Not to do so can mean a serious hit in performance and can make it difficult to debug issues. Unfortunately either we ourselves or our colleagues put System.out.println() statements in the code and then forget
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Xtend is currently my favourite alternative language for the JVM (closely followed by Kotlin). Unfortunately, I did not find a good guide of how to set up a Maven project within eclipse (Luna) which uses Xtend. Specifically the following guide will allow you to allow you to write test cases
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As of August 2014, don't even try this. Officially, the Google Eclipse plugin supports Eclipse 4.4 (Luna) at present. However, in order to be able to create projects which are both Maven projects and Android projects you will need to install the m2e-android plugin. This currently does
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If there are multiple dependent projects in an eclipse workspace, it can be tedious to run the unit test of all these projects manually. Often, a failed unit test caused by a change in a different project than where the unit test is located is only discovered with a significant