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    e4 Announcement

    by Anonymous

    EclipseCon was a great source of new ideas, hard work and community building. For this reason, we are pleased to bring you this great news about e4.

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    The Interesting Part

    by Wayne Beaton

    The Eclipse Examples project has been provisioned! I’ll spend some time later this week setting up the landing page and get to work moving some of my examples into the new project. Frankly, it’s exciting as heck for me. Over the last few days, I’ve been dreaming a bit about...

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    Tracking Equinox Services in Eclipse RCP

    by Wayne Beaton

    This video podcast shows a simplified example of Equinox services in action. It shows declarative services being dynamically discovered using a service tracker that updates the user interface to show the services that are available. The example also shows Equinox declarative services, and the JFace databinding APIs in use.

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    Calling All Aspiring T-Shirt Designers

    by Anonymous

    Each year the Eclipse Foundation gives out Eclipse t-shirts at JavaOne. This year we are asking for help to design the shirt. For those Eclipse fashion police, this is your chance to put your money where you mouth is. Please submit your ideas via this bug.

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    Top OS Influencers

    by Anonymous

    eWeek has published their list of the top 15 Open Source Influencers. I think it represents a pretty good cross section of people that are currently deeply involved with open source software. Of course I am also biased since Mike Milinkovich is #3 on the list. Congrats Mike! Of course...

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    Eric Rizzo, Top Newcomer Evangelist

    by Wayne Beaton

    Eric Rizzo received the Top Newcomer Evangelist award at EclipseCon 2008. In this podcast, Eric discusses his tireless work with the Eclipse newcomer newsgroup, getting help with Eclipse, and more. The link should also soon be available on Eclipse Live.

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    GSoC Timeline

    by Wayne Beaton

    The Google Summer of Code timeline is posted in the GSoC FAQ. According to the timeline, students have until March 31 to submit their project proposals. Don’t delay, submit today!

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    EclipseCon 2008 Demographics

    by Anonymous

    Each year I try to report on the demographics of the EclipseCon attendees; here are the 2007 and 2006 reports. We collect this information when people register for the conference. It is optional, so not everyone responded but we have about 1300 responses. Years of Experience with Eclipse Similar to...

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    GSoC Students: Read this carefully

    by Wayne Beaton

    We’ve received many wonderful applications; I’m really looking forward to this term’s GSoC. Students, you need to submit your proposals through the Google Summer of Code system. You can find it here: http://code.google.com/soc/2008/. You will have to register with Google if you want them to pay you for your efforts...

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