Mr. Ankur Sharma - PDE good practices
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The document provides 12 best practices for developing plug-ins for the Eclipse platform. Some key practices include separating code into modular and extendable plug-ins, externalizing string bundles for localization, preferring lazy loading to reduce memory usage, carefully using startup code and singletons, defining proper version ranges to catch API leaks, and using API tools to define and version APIs correctly.
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