Spread the news of the project
If you like this tool and enjoyed using it in your project, you might like others to get the benefit as well. There are several ways one can spread the news. One can save it in delicious. It has been saved by the more than 50 people. One can also spread the news in twitter. Here are some of the tweets made by other people.
One can also write a blog. Some people have already written some blogs as shown below:
- Personal taste for test and quality toolbox
- Using the Fast Code Eclipse Plugin
- SOA Development Using Javascript
- Building Pojo In An Elegant Way
- Generating Unit Tests using Fast Code Eclipse Plugin
- Eclipse Update Sites of Interest to Me
- Useful Eclipse Plugins
In addition, one can post it in forums, newsgroups, and programming question-and-answer sites such as stack overflow.
Here are some of the answers that have been posted by people other than myself:
- Using Eclipse Template To Create Test Cases
- Spring Service Generator
- What Are Some Of The Tools For Generating Unit Tests In Java
- Eclipse Function Plugin That Finds Corresponding Junit Class
- Test Case Generation Tools
- Junit
- Softpedia
- Java-source.net
- Tester tools
- Entwickler
- Coders.io
- Spring eclipse plugins
- Javamagazin.de
- Springhub.com
- Freewarehome.com
- Eclipse marketplace
- Eclipse Plugins for J2EE Development(Denver, CO, Aug 2012)
- Improving J2EE Development (Boulder, CO, Aug 2012)
- Charm Of Eclipse and Ide Plugins(Memphis, TN, Oct 2011)
- Overview of the Fast Code Eclipse Plug-In (San Antonio, TX, Sept 2011)
- Overview of the Fast Code Eclipse Plug-In (Austin, TX, July 2011)
- Effectively Using IDE plugins for Java EE Applications (Houston, TX, June 2011)
- Spring Security 3.0 (Dallas, TX, July 2010)
- Effectively Using IDE plugins for Java EE Applications (Dallas, TX - Sept 2009)
- Effectively using IDE plugins for Java EE Applications (Plano, TX, June 2009)
Recently someone posted my project in Reddit.com. Please upvote that posting if you like.