Whats new in JDT

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Eclipse Foundation
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The JDT will have had four new releases since last fall's EclipseCon. This session will discuss the various new JDT features that have been added since then with emphasis on enhancements that aren't introduced as part of support for new Java language features. Such features include new cleanup/quick fixes, enhanced completion support, formatting, and debug enhancements.

The session will include live demos including relevant code samples.

Attendees are expected to have used Java in the Eclipse IDE. After attending the session, attendees will know which features have been added and how to use them in their day to day Java programming using Eclipse.

Speaker(s):
Jeff Johnston (Red Hat, Inc.)



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