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==== Links to Java Coding Conventions ==== | ==== Links to Java Coding Conventions ==== | ||
- | * [Code Conventions for the Java Programming Language] (http:// | + | * Code Conventions for the Java Programming Language (http:// |
- | * [Java Programming Style Guidelines] (http:// | + | * Java Programming Style Guidelines (http:// |
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We use the Eclipse built-in Java Conventions formatter file, except for one difference: we have a line width of 180, instead of 80, as usually the screen allows much longer lines than 80. | We use the Eclipse built-in Java Conventions formatter file, except for one difference: we have a line width of 180, instead of 80, as usually the screen allows much longer lines than 80. | ||
- | * Link to Java Conventions formatter: {{: | + | * Link to Java Conventions formatter: {{:beewm: |
==== Java Books ==== | ==== Java Books ==== | ||
- | * [The Java Language Specification] (http:// | + | * The Java Language Specification (http:// |
==== Unit testing ==== | ==== Unit testing ==== | ||
We use JUnit to implement the unit tests. | We use JUnit to implement the unit tests. | ||
- | Take a look at the [Getting started] (http:// | + | Take a look at the [Getting started] (http:// |
==== Logging ==== | ==== Logging ==== | ||
- | * [SLF4J: Docs] (http:// | + | * SLF4J: Docs (http:// |
- | * [LOGBack Project] (http:// | + | * LOGBack Project (http:// |