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Tips to make the Applet code simpler
Posted Date: 31 May 2008
Resource Type:
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Category:
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Author:
Pravyn
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1. Use compiler optimization: javac -O But check it the size anyway.
Sometime it makes the code bigger..
2. Use jar files instead of class files
3. Try to use inheritance as much as possible: than more code you can
reuse than less new lines you have to add.
4. Try to use standard APIs. Often they are better optimized in size
than some private exotic packages. Of course often they have better
methods and so on but try to use efficiently what we have already!
5. Use short names.
6. Do not initialize big arrays because. They will be initialized and
put directly into bytecode. You can do it later on the fly
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Author:
Kumar Velu
01 Jun 2008
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nice..
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