moo.fx is based on prototype.js which I have blogged about before. It seems like a pretty neet little library.
moo.fx is a superlightweight, ultratiny, megasmall javascript effects library, written with prototype.js.
It’s easy to use, fast, cross-browser, standards compliant, provides controls to modify Height, Width, and Opacity with builtin checks that won’t let a user break the […]
This sounds a bit like our vision especially if we consider our “process” view with all the templates as specified by the requirements plugin.
As mentioned last week, process templates are a type of blueprint for the Team Project Creation Wizard. They provide a set of team project customizations that support the processes a team […]
So as the title says it…
Seems to me like this is more reason for us to use it?
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When coding, we should follow the Java Code Conventions. It can be found here.
We should also create the Javadoc while coding (it would be very difficult to go back and add Javadoc after it is all done.) Here is another tutorial. This one is from Sun.
Subversion plug-in for Eclipse:
When you get the Eclipse IDE from www.eclipse.org, it only comes with CVS support, and not Subversion support. You need to get the Subversion plug-in for Eclipse. Just follow the instructions found here. If, after installation, you wonder how to check out a project from the SVN repository, look at step 12 […]