Learn easily key shortcuts in Eclipse
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When I first started working as a Java Developer with Eclipse, I used to envy my collegues because they knew all this shortcuts in Eclipse, so I decided to cheat a bit. Rather than to memorize all those keys in an ordinary way, I found this cool plugin for Eclipse which shows you for your every action which shortcut key you might use instead of your mouse action.
The plugin is called Mouse Feed and it pops up ballons with information about the shortcuts available for your current action. To install this pluging, download it from here and copy it into the Plugins folder of Eclipse. After that restart Eclipse (File -> Restart) and start working as usual, you will soon notice the pop ups.
Selecting refresh with mouse
Be aware that not all actions have assigned shortcuts, you can assign keys from Window -> Preferences which will automatically appear in the mouse feed also.
