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Issue 72: clean source code
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Reported by clement....@gmail.com, Jan 10, 2011
Please apply for example the PMD and checkstyle rules, because the source code is pretty ugly... intern classes, too much comments snippets, no javadocs. It's very useful for reusing this open source... keep going.
Jan 25, 2011
Project Member #1 mixare.org
Hi, thanks for reporting the issue.

Can you please provide some pointers to existing resource that may help us?
Apr 11, 2011
#2 FaSchw...@gmail.com
He's right.
I've never seen such an ugly java-code, especially without any javadocs!!! That's an absolutely NO-GO!

How should other developers be able to understand or modifiy the code, if there are no method-descriptions using javadoc!? This is a basic rule of programming in java!

If you don't know what javadoc is or how you can create it, please google! In eclipse it's pretty easy: Just type "/**<enter>" above your method and then describe what the method does and what the parameters stand for.

Everyone knows that from the android SDK or the JDK using eclipse: If you point your mouse cursor over a method name or you type the name of a method and press ctrl+enter, a small popup with the description of the method is displayed. That's javadoc! ;-)

But, beside that, great project! :) 
Jun 22, 2012
#3 DevBinn...@gmail.com
FaSchw,

Thank you for your point.
This is on our Milestones.

Regards,

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