mtoader

Interesting concept (one that i actually stumbled upon a couple of years ago).

If i would venture to guess why people don't use it more often i would say that it's because the marginal win (ease of debugging for a certain class of hard bugs) is smaller then the hassle of changing the complete toolset (current debugger and tools).

My guess this kind of tool is really good at a small class of hard bugs (which in general are pretty rare). For all the other the current tools are good enough so a switch would be costly for no immediate gain.

Eclipse will automatically update the running classes with the latest code that compiled. If you aren't changing method or class signatures then it will work like that :)

http://www.uberadviser.com

I want to make learning (for a self learner) easier by matching learning intent with materials specific for someone's learning style.

Basically if you are visual learner the system will try to suggest more visually oriented materials for the courses you are taking right now.

I think it should be really valuable to a busy student :).

I want to do the same (not suck at it) so i started to look at web design communities a while ago. I found some interesting things that helped me be a little better:

- http://webtypography.net/ for typography basics

- http://uxmovement.com/ for general user experience advice

- http://uxmovement.com/resources/4-best-design-pattern-librar... (inspiration :) )

- http://alpha.patterntap.com/collections/Tabs (found recently about it).

- http://www.blog.spoongraphics.co.uk/articles/25-classic-font...

Hope it helps.