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The impact could have been similar to the one Eclipse and Netbeans hadīack in the day, when a full-blown IDE became available for free. Lowly developer the means to develop high-quality software from day one. When I first discovered it, I thought it would be a revolution, it wouldīring commercial-grade tools within the reach of the masses and give the (which could use a couple of features more.) Structure 101 or LDRA There is AFAIK no free equivalent for the dependency analysis In most cases CodePro does all of that and There are projects for automatic test generation and running likeĪutotest4j or infinitest. Note that CodePro doesn't even come up on the google developersįindbugs does audits, DRY finds similar code, PMD does some of both andįinds some dead code, emma checks coverage, javancss does some metrics,
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#Codepro how to use eclipse for free
I find it difficult to understand that Google bought a half of aĬompany, started giving its product away for free and doesn't develop itįurther. > many others will have abandoned and nobody will care that it's been open > The problem with "open source it when we get time" is that I suspect Sent from my Android phone with K-9 Mail. The problem with "open source it when we get time" is that I suspect many others will have abandoned and nobody will care that it's been open source. Overall it seems CodePro doesn't give me anything that I couldn't get from other, active projects or products (even if we had to pay for the product to get support). Mockito that seems (from reviews) to be more highly recommended.
#Codepro how to use eclipse manual
I've got to the point where I think I've learnt enough not to need the test case generation, the code coverage is annoying because by default it ignores packages with "test" in their name (my application is test related and has "test" somewhere in many package names), the alternative is to do manual configuration/instrumentation which causes other annoyances and I can't see a way to share that configuration with other developers, I haven't had time to configure the audit tool so don't use that, and (having been very much a Java beginner when I started with it) I've gone down the EasyMock route CodePro supports as opposed to looking at e.g. I've only been using it for a short while although I've known about it for much longer but I've asked two questions on this forum over the last few weeks that have had no response so it seems dead to me.
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