"Refcards" for quickly getting into Bioclipse Plug-in development
Wed, 2009-10-14 16:00 | by Samuel Lampa
A link by Arvid led me to Dzone, where I found their "refcards": http://refcardz.dzone.com/ and after 15 minutes of reading, a lot of things, like file structure of Eclipse plug-in projects, had became much clearer.
For anyone new to Bioclipse plugin development, I think the following ones are the most relevant (especially the first two):
- Eclipse Plug-in Development
- Getting started with Equinox and OSGi
- Spring Configuration
- Spring Annotations
You will have to register at the site, and browse through the available ones in order to find them
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