Clean up
Cleaning up your code gets easier with Eclipse 3.2. Select a Java element. Any element. It works on classes, packages...
Head of Open Source Projects at Eclipse Foundation
Wayne is The Head of Open Source Projects at the Eclipse Foundation, a former Minor Hockey Chauffeur, and a Martial Artist.
Cleaning up your code gets easier with Eclipse 3.2. Select a Java element. Any element. It works on classes, packages...
I’m surprised by the number of folks who don’t realize that you can use Eclipse to build Swing-based applications. There’s...
Earlier today, in a blog entry titled “ Show Source of Selected Element Only“, author R.J. Lorimer described the “Show...
In this new Eclipse Corner article, “ Eclipse Workbench: Using the Selection Service“, author Marc R. Hoffmann describes (oddly enough)...
One of the big problems with maintaining any repository of information is that the information can get out of date...
Callisto itself is pretty cool. Coordinating the release of ten separate Eclipse projects is no small undertaking and the project...
It is possible (and recommended, in fact) that you develop your RCP application from a target that’s separate from your...
And I should know. I’ve been kicked in the head. A few times. The best part about day three at...
There was a little more excitement around the Unisys booth today. As I attempted to talk by, I was redirected...
My morning started with me stuck in Boston traffic. It got more exciting. Just minutes after I arrived in the...
Inspired by my first attempts at making Eclipse wallpaper, I’ve now created a Callisto one. It’s available in the following...
I’m on my way to Boston to participate in Linux World. I’ve never been to Linux World, so I’m not...