so i have tinkered with it a little in Eclipse. But it seems like the plugins are lacking for anything other then Java which is a shame. I'be been getting more into Agile development as it's been sorta forced apon us at work. I do like alot of the Test Driven Development concepts of writting unit and integration tests espceially when reworking code.
I'm trying to apply these princials as i start to rewrite my Enthral BBS Software which needs a good over haul. Bascially at work i deal mianly with JSF and breaking down manager classes into unit and integration tests. Most of whch were not coded for testing so there is a lot of data mocking to try and test everything.
I've noticed that as well. I was going to try using eclipse for some JavaScript work that I'm doing on my own BBS, but I ended up calling that of due to lack of decent support. Hell, I'm still looking for a good editor fo JavaScript, being as my project is getting a little bit out of hand for just bouncing around with 5 different copies of 'vim' running right now. I mean like it, but I really need something that can map the OO layout for me, at t very least. As far as testing, that's something that I need to throw
into play, as wel I'm not familiar enough with testing to know how
to do it, but I know that i exactly what I need for how cumbersome
my shell is becoming. TDD is where I like to go with it, though
I know there are other styles that might be a lit easier or quicker
to implement. I really need to get my professional softwa engineer
roomie to sit down with me and show me the ins and outs of it. Sti
haven't been able to find a decent tutorial for things on my own yet.
Yeah I've got right around 100k of code right now that desperately needs t be rewritten that way. Well, that and I really need to go back and map my layout on a frigging posterboard or something, because it's getting too comp for me to remember off the top of my head. Sucks when I leave an area of th code for a few weeks, come back, and have to try to pick up where I left off I see some people that can fly in and out of sections of code they haven't touched for awhile like that; I, alas, am not one of them. Too much damage the memory back in the 90s, I guess. ;)
I've noticed that as well. I was going to try using eclipse for some JavaScript work that I'm doing on my own BBS, but I ended up calling that off due to lack of decent support. Hell, I'm still looking for a good editor for JavaScript, being as my project is getting a little bit out of hand for just bouncing around with 5 different copies of 'vim' running right now. I mean I like it, but I really need something that can map the OO layout for me, at the very least.
I haven't seen too much for stright java script with OO. It's a shame i wanted to dig more into node.js and trying to figure out alot of exotic function calling and parameters for the objects would take quite some time in a basic text editor so i kinda put playing with that on hold for the time being.
JavaScript's OO support is fairly simplistic compared to other languages. I seems to me that an object in JavaScript is really just a map of properties data items (where the data items can be of any data type). There's no priva or protected access level - Everything in a JavaScript object is public. There's some semblance of inheritance, but it seems a little clunky.
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