In this chapter, we have covered the basics of Java developing with Eclipse: creating and importing a Java project, organizing projects in working sets, adding new classes, among others. We went through all of Eclipse's views for Java developing, learned how they can be used to navigate through code, found errors, warnings, and much more. Special attention was given to the Java Editor by covering its most useful features. We also covered some more advanced topics, such as creating templates for code generation and project settings, that can be shared among developers in a team to enforce code style and best practices.

In the next chapter, you will learn how Eclipse can help you debug your Java applications as well as test them using JUnit.