Blog Posts

    Présentation p2 @ Eclipse Now You Can

    by Benjamin Cabé

    Voici les transparents de la présentation de p2 que j’ai réalisée aujourd’hui lors de l’évènement Eclipse Now You Can, à Paris. L’objectif était de présenter les défauts de l’ancien mécanisme de gestion des mises à jour d’Eclipse (l’ Update Manager), et d’indiquer comment ils sont corrigés par son remplaçant...

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    Is Community and Commercial Open Source Possible?

    by Anonymous

    Matt Assay asked the question ‘Is commerical open source possible?’, citing an article about Larry Lessig comments about mixing community and commerce. I have not read Lessig’s new book ‘ Remix‘ but it seems he claims community and commerce don’t mix. Money quote: Money in the sharing economy is not...

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    JUnit Testing GUIs

    by Wayne Beaton

    I’ve been filling in some of the gaps in unit testing on the Eclipse Examples project’s Eclipse Business Expense Reporting and Tracking (EBERT) component. My focus over the past several days has been to make sure that the user interface tests are as complete as I can make them. I...

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    There is a Brazilian Eclipse Community…

    by Wayne Beaton

    I’ve been corresponding with a Brazilian developer who has some questions about SWT. Unfortunately, there’s a language barrier that’s preventing me from being helpful. I know that we have a fairly large contingent of committers from Brazil; does anybody out there have a few cycles that they can spare to...

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    Sortie de uDig 1.1.0

    by Benjamin Cabé

    L’ outil de cartographie Open Source (licence LGPL) vient de sortir sa version 1.1, et je vous encourage vivement à y jeter un coup d’oeil (bon, il faut télécharger 90 Mo…), car c’est un outil assez bluffant dans sa catégorie ! uDig propose une application Eclipse RCP permettant la visualisation...

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    Announcing Eclipse Banking Day in NYC

    by Anonymous

    We are very excited to announce a new event, called Eclipse Banking Day in NYC, on December 9, 2008 in New York City. This event is for architects, development managers and senior developers who work for a financial institution and use Eclipse. It is an opportunity to learn from Eclipse...

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    CoFFEE anyone?

    by Wayne Beaton

    Scott beat me to the punch here, but I think this is interesting, so I want to share more… The Lead Project, a 3-year European Union funded research project, has created an interesting bit of software that they’re calling CoFFEE (Cooperative Face2Face Educational Environment). The focus of the project is...

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    EclipseME and Eclipse MTJ Working Together

    by Anonymous

    The Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java (MTJ) just made available their new 0.9 release. Congratulations to the project team for finished their first major release. The major thing about this release is the collaboration between the EclipseME project and Eclipse MTJ. As many of you may know, EclipseME, under the...

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    Wow. Just wow

    by Wayne Beaton

    Today, I am envious of the SWT developers. Clearly they have made a huge difference in at least one person’s life… Yesterday committer Scott Kovatch checked in some accessibility code for the Cocoa port of SWT. In his post to the platform-swt-dev list, he describes accessibility as an “enormous pain...

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    Interesting Times Indeed

    by Mike Milinkovich

    I am very happy to announce that we have a new project proposal at Eclipse. Now the fact that we have a new project proposal is not in itself very interesting. We have those all the time. What is new and interesting about this one, however, is that it is...

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