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    The establishment of a plant or animal in a new habitat

    by Wayne Beaton

    Are you looking for a course on developing plug-ins for Eclipse 3.1? You might take a look at the the downloads page for the Ecesis Project. Here, you’ll find several versions of the plug-in course, as well as one titled “Java Programming with Eclipse”. All the courses are licensed under...

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    Eclipse Party at the Thirsty Bear

    by Anonymous

    For all you Eclipse enthusiats going to JavaOne, we are organizing a party on Wednesday, May 17, from 7-10pm at the Thirsty Bear brew pub. The Thirsty Bear was the location of the very first Eclipse event at JavaOne 2002, so we thought it was appropriate to return. The also...

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    Creating Eclipse Plug-in Webinar

    by Anonymous

    We are organizing another webinar with the folks at BZ Media. This time the topic will be ‘ Creating Eclipse Plug-ins‘ and will be held May 23 at 1:00pmET. Eric Clayberg and Dan Rubel, authors of the popular book ‘ Eclipse: Building Commerical-Quality Plug-ins‘ will be leading the session. If...

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    Free Pavilion Passes to JavaOne

    by Anonymous

    The Eclipse Foundation will have a booth at JavaOne, so I have a number of 1 day passes to the exhibit hall. If you want one of these passes, send me an e-mail (ian at eclipse dot org) and I will send you the secret code to register. fyi, I...

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    Antoine

    by Mike Milinkovich

    No, that’s not the name of a new committer Project Antoine is a really interesting idea. UBC is running Project Antoine to collect information on how people are actually using Webtools. The information will be used to improve usability. If you’re an Eclipse WTP user, please help out by installing...

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    Project Focus

    by Mike Milinkovich

    So John Graham is asking a question that I have seen repeated in various forms many times before. In a nutshell, should Eclipse projects focus on (a) building a well-architected platform or (b) building great tools for end-users to pick up and use “as is”? Believe it or not, I...

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    BarCamp Ottawa

    by Mike Milinkovich

    On Saturday morning I had a chance to both attend and speak at the first BarCamp Ottawa. For anyone who’s ever wondered if these BarCamp “unconferences” really work, the answer is a most emphatic yes. The talks I went to were great. And at what other event could you attend...

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    Another article in Chinese

    by Wayne Beaton

    Cliff Liang has translated the Eclipse Corner Article “ A Shape Diagram Editor” into Chinese. We need somebody to review the translation. If you’re interested, please add your comments to bug # 138106.

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