How To Make A Framework Plugin That Does Not Suck

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Eclipse plugins that tries to support a specific framework such as Hibernate, JPA, servlets, Struts, Spring, Drools, log4j, etc. all have many of the same challenges but somehow they have a tendency to solve it differently and we end up with a fractured IDE from a usability and architectural perspective. It seems like everyone understands what functionallity that is specific for their framework, but forget to consider issues like multiple version support, classpath libraries, debugging/launching and coexistence with other 3rd party framework plugins. After working five years with this in context of JBoss Tools and Eclipse itself I came to realize a lot of this fracture is caused by either not using already existing functionallity available in Eclipse API's or simply not realizing how little effort it actually takes to handle these common issues. This talk will outline the identified issues and present patterns and in some cases implementation for how framework plugins should be done so they work well within the majority of the Eclipse Java ecosystem.

Tecnologia

HOW TO MAKE A
FRAMEWORK PLUGIN
THAT DOES NOT SUCK
by Max Rydahl Andersen, Red Hat

WHICH OF THESE ARE
FRAMEWORK PLUGINS ?
• Hibernate Tools • Seam Tools
• Eclipse JDT • SpringIDE
• JUnit Plugin • TestNG Plugin
• Apache Ant Plugin • CVS Plugin
• SVN Plugin • Eclipse CDT
• GEF • DroolsIDE

TYPICAL KEY FUNCTIONS
• Provide support for a (Java) framework

• To be used by new and seasoned developers

• Setup of Libraries/Dependencies

• Wizards to Create Artifacts

• Editors for artifacts with code completion

• “Compile/Validate”

• Navigate between artifacts

• Refactoring

FRAMEWORK PLUGINS
• Hibernate Tools • Seam Tools
• Eclipse JDT • SpringIDE
• JUnit Plugin • TestNG Plugin
• Apache Ant Plugin • CVS Plugin
• SVN Plugin • Eclipse CDT
• GEF • DroolsIDE

DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS,
DEVELOPERS, ...
...are lazy
...don’t read docs
...are not working alone
...uses more than just one framework

HOW DO
WE SUPPORT
LAZY DEVELOPERS
THAT DOESN’T READ ?

DEFAULTS BASED ON
CURRENT SELECTION

s !
c k
S u

HOW DO
WE SUPPORT
DEVELOPERS
THAT USES
MULTIPLE FRAMEWORKS ?

GOING BEYOND NATURES
• Natures are “stupid markers” and require custom UI

• Facets
are an API to provide uniﬁed enablement and
conﬁguration of frameworks

•Iview Facets as installer/uninstaller of Natures + standardized
Conﬁguration UI

• Facet’s have been around since 2006 (Scary!)

• Start use them!

NAVEL-GAZING CLASSPATH

!
CONTAINERS
s
c k
S u

NAVEL-GAZING CLASSPATH
CONTAINERS
s !
c k
S u
Consider integrating with Maven...

PRACTICE RELATIVITY

Folders/Files should be deﬁned relative to a “root”
Avoid hard coded names/paths
Use logical names instead
Make sure sharable settings are storable in a
project...

BECAUSE THEN YOU ARE
SUPPORTING DEVELOPERS
THAT WORK WITH OTHER
DEVELOPERS, AND...

...YOUR PLUGIN WILL NOT
SUCK!
...because you are implementing the key functionalities
...you use selections and good defaults so users doesn’t have
to think, type or read (too much)
...you use the conﬁgure menu and/or facets to provide
consistent UI for framework setup
...you support multiple runtimes to allow use of old and new
...you use relative settings to allow for shareable projects/
conﬁguration in teams

RELATED LINKS

How to report bugs effectively http://bit.ly/cbUW9d
Eclipse Facets Tutorial http://bit.ly/aEf1am

Navel Gazing Classpath Containers http://bit.ly/9q0h7S
Eclipse 2009 Long talk http://bit.ly/cxy61Q

QUESTIONS ?

Up Next in Steven’s Creek:
Pimp My
Bug Report

• http://in.relation.to/Bloggers/Max

• http://twitter.com/maxandersen

• http://twitter.com/jbosstools

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2. WHICH OF THESE ARE FRAMEWORK PLUGINS ? • Hibernate Tools • Seam Tools • Eclipse JDT • SpringIDE • JUnit Plugin • TestNG Plugin • Apache Ant Plugin • CVS Plugin • SVN Plugin • Eclipse CDT • GEF • DroolsIDE

3. TYPICAL KEY FUNCTIONS • Provide support for a (Java) framework • To be used by new and seasoned developers • Setup of Libraries/Dependencies • Wizards to Create Artifacts • Editors for artifacts with code completion • “Compile/Validate” • Navigate between artifacts • Refactoring

4. FRAMEWORK PLUGINS • Hibernate Tools • Seam Tools • Eclipse JDT • SpringIDE • JUnit Plugin • TestNG Plugin • Apache Ant Plugin • CVS Plugin • SVN Plugin • Eclipse CDT • GEF • DroolsIDE

5. DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS, ...

6. DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS, ... ...are lazy ...don’t read docs ...are not working alone ...uses more than just one framework

7. HOW DO WE SUPPORT LAZY DEVELOPERS THAT DOESN’T READ ?

9. DEFAULTS BASED ON CURRENT SELECTION

10. DEFAULTS BASED ON CURRENT SELECTION s ! c k S u

11. HOW DO WE SUPPORT DEVELOPERS THAT USES MULTIPLE FRAMEWORKS ?

12.

13. s ! c k S u

14. s ! c k S u

15. s ! c k S u S uc ks !

16. GOING BEYOND NATURES • Natures are “stupid markers” and require custom UI • Facets are an API to provide unified enablement and configuration of frameworks •Iview Facets as installer/uninstaller of Natures + standardized Configuration UI • Facet’s have been around since 2006 (Scary!) • Start use them!

17. FACET USER INTERFACE

18. FACET USER INTERFACE

19. ‘N’-RUNTIMES

20. ‘N’-RUNTIMES s ! c k Su

21. ‘N’-RUNTIMES s ! c k Su

22. NAVEL-GAZING CLASSPATH CONTAINERS

23. NAVEL-GAZING CLASSPATH ! CONTAINERS s c k S u

24. NAVEL-GAZING CLASSPATH ! CONTAINERS s c k S u

25. NAVEL-GAZING CLASSPATH CONTAINERS s ! c k S u Consider integrating with Maven...

26. PRACTICE RELATIVITY Folders/Files should be deﬁned relative to a “root” Avoid hard coded names/paths Use logical names instead Make sure sharable settings are storable in a project...

27. BECAUSE THEN YOU ARE SUPPORTING DEVELOPERS THAT WORK WITH OTHER DEVELOPERS, AND...

28. ...YOUR PLUGIN WILL NOT SUCK! ...because you are implementing the key functionalities ...you use selections and good defaults so users doesn’t have to think, type or read (too much) ...you use the conﬁgure menu and/or facets to provide consistent UI for framework setup ...you support multiple runtimes to allow use of old and new ...you use relative settings to allow for shareable projects/ conﬁguration in teams

29. ...YOUR PLUGIN WILL NOT SUCK! ...because you are implementing the key functionalities ...you use selections and good defaults so users doesn’t have to think, type or read (too much) ...you use the conﬁgure menu and/or facets to provide consistent UI for framework setup ...you support multiple runtimes to allow use of old and new ...you use relative settings to allow for shareable projects/ conﬁguration in teams

30. RELATED LINKS How to report bugs effectively http://bit.ly/cbUW9d Eclipse Facets Tutorial http://bit.ly/aEf1am Navel Gazing Classpath Containers http://bit.ly/9q0h7S Eclipse 2009 Long talk http://bit.ly/cxy61Q

31. QUESTIONS ? Up Next in Steven’s Creek: Pimp My Bug Report • http://in.relation.to/Bloggers/Max • http://twitter.com/maxandersen • http://twitter.com/jbosstools

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