Wayne Beaton's blog

    I’m looking forward

    Wednesday, February 6, 2008 - 14:36 by Wayne Beaton
    I’m looking forward to the EclipseCon keynotes this year. I’ve only read a few things from Cory Doctorow, but I’ve really enjoyed those few things (take a gander at this bit of work if you want a taste). I hear that he’s a pretty entertaining presenter. I’m also very interested...

    EEP!

    Tuesday, February 5, 2008 - 11:20 by Wayne Beaton
    It’s pronounced “eep!”, as in “meep, meep”, the sound that the roadrunner makes. The Eclipse Examples Project (EEP!) proposal is live and is looking for feedback and input. The idea behind the project is to provide a home for examples of applications, plug-ins, etc. built using Eclipse technology. We’ve already...

    Klingon? Why not?

    Wednesday, January 30, 2008 - 22:41 by Wayne Beaton
    I think that I may have had something to do with this… A few months back, I made a crack to Denis that it’d only be a matter of time before somebody submitted Klingon translations for Eclipse. Imagine that, Eclipse in Klingon… Anyway, Klingon is a featured language on Babel...

    On again, BoF again

    Monday, January 28, 2008 - 23:25 by Wayne Beaton
    I’ve started to go through some of the BoF submissions for EclipseCon, and came across this gem: Mylyn Bashing, Brainstorming and Beer BOF On Mylyn we typically perform UI reviews on conference calls and bug reports. This one will be a little different. As the Mylyn committers present the key...

    Using the Eclipse Workbench

    Monday, January 28, 2008 - 11:59 by Wayne Beaton
    Mark Dexter’s done it again. If you’re new to the Eclipse Workbench and need a tour, take a look here. For the uninitiated, the workbench is the focal point of an IDE built on Eclipse. If you’re thinking, for example, of using the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers download from...

    Eclipse on Four Operating Systems

    Wednesday, January 23, 2008 - 10:37 by Wayne Beaton
    Last week, I successfully fixed the Ubuntu 7.10 installation my laptop (a Dell D820). I had been experiencing several bizarre problems; most of them unquantifiable. It just didn’t work “right”. One of the more quantifiable problems was some Java instability. Java applications (at least while running the Sun JVM) just...