Ian is an Eclipse committer and EclipseSource Distinguished Engineer with a passion for developer productivity.
He leads the J2V8 project and has served on several Eclipse technical committees.
Ian holds a Bachelor and Master’s degree from the University of Waterloo and a PhD from the University of Victoria.
I have started writing about my experiences with Kubernetes and the PicoCluster.
GitHub API for querying users & repositories In this article, we will look how we used the GitHub API for querying users and repositories of an organization.
Cloud native, highly available, web-scale, coordinated containerized applications! Wow, that’s a mouthful, but what does it mean?
Authentication & user management is hard Ok, it’s not one of the two hardest problems in Computer Science, but adding authentication to your web-based application is non-trivial.
JavaScript has been used as a client side language for over 20 years and as a server side language for close to 10.
In preparation for the Tabris.js 2.0 release, we started counting down the 10 features of Tabris.
After over a year of development, Tabris.js 2.0 is almost here.
AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is a symmetric-key encryption algorithm. Symmetric-key algorithms are algorithms for cryptography that use the same cryptographic keys for both encryption of plaintext and decryption of ciphertext.
Code signing and verification is the process of digitally signing executables or scripts to ensure that the software you are executing has not been altered since it was signed.
Tabris.js is a cross platform mobile toolkit that enables application developers to target multiple platforms from a single JavaScript code base.
Code signing and verification is the process of digitally signing executables or scripts to ensure that the software you are executing has not been altered since it was signed.
Mobile software development is hard. Before you can even write your first line of code you must: download, install and configure the IDEs and SDKs, configure the emulators or connect a device to your machine, build the application archives (apks / ipas) and install these archives on your device.
I returned home late the other night, and saw this tweet in my timeline:
Memory management in J2V8 has never been easy. Because J2V8 bridges V8 and Java, three different memory models are in play.
When J2V8 was first released, all callbacks from JavaScript to Java required a registered Java method.
Last week I finally published the Node.js bindings for Java. These bindings allow developers to embed the Node.
When J2V8 was first released, all Java characters passed between Java and V8 were converted to 8bit C-Style strings.
J2V8 provides the technology to link V8 and Node.js with the JVM.
After over a year of development, I am very excited to announce that J2V8 4 is publicly available on all supported platforms.
Gone are the days of single vendor lock-in, where one technology stack is used across an entire organization.
Symmetric cryptographic algorithms are algorithms that use the same key for both encryption and decryption.
Tabris.js was designed to help developers build native cross-platform apps using a single JavaScript codebase.
Earlier this year Microsoft released ChakraCore – their powerful next generation JavaScript engine – as an OpenSource project under an MIT license.
The best way to predict the future is to invent it
Just in time for Christmas, J2V8 3.1 is now available. It ships as standard JAR from Maven Central, an Android Archive (AAR) for your Android developer friends, and now as an OSGi bundle.
J2V8 is a set of Java Bindings for V8. I’m happy to announce that with the 3.
October 2015 marked my 7th anniversary with EclipseSource. For s_even__years I’ve been working remotely for an amazing company!
J2V8 enables developers to embed Google’s V8 JavaScript engine in their Java applications.
We built J2V8 to bring highly performant JavaScript to Java in general, and to the Android platform in particular.
Like many other operating system vendors, Microsoft provides a store from which users can install apps from.
One of the most common mobile views for displaying information is the collection view.
J2V8 is a set of Java bindings for V8. J2V8 brings the V8 API to Java developers.
Last month I spent 10 days in Germany. I spent time at the EclipseSource headquarters in Karlsruhe, where I enjoyed schnitzel, good beer and a few strange sights.
Eclipse Mars is here! Over the past 10 days I’ve been counting down the Top 10 Eclipse Mars features I’m most excited about.
By this time tomorrow, Eclipse Mars will have shipped. We will be enjoying many of the new features including improved Git support, docker tools, and a number of Java tool enhancements.
After 12 months of work, almost 80 projects, 380 committers, 352 contributors, and 65 million lines of code, we’ve finally arrived at Eclipse release week.
Eclipse Mars is just around the corner. As the Eclipse team is hard at work putting the finishing touches on everything, I’m traveling Europe, presenting about Tabris.
Eclipse Mars will ship on Wednesday June 24th. While Eclipse can be used for C, C++, JavaScript, PHP and many other languages, many people still consider Eclipse a Java IDE, and a pretty darn good one too.
Eclipse Mars ships in 1 week, and that means that we are at the half-way point in my Eclipse Mars Top 10 List.
With just over one week until Eclipse Mars ships, I’ve been counting down the Eclipse Features I’m most excited about.
We all hate waiting! The good news is that Eclipse Mars is only 1 1/2 weeks away and to help you while you wait for this great release, I’m reviewing the Top 10 Eclipse Mars features that I’m most excited about.
As we push towards Eclipse Mars I’ve started my annual tradition of counting down the Top 10 Eclipse Features that I’m most excited about.
10 Years ago, while studying at the University of Victoria, I developed Zest: the Visualization Toolkit for Eclipse.
J2V8 is a set of Java bindings for Google’s popular JavaScript engine, V8.
J2V8 is a set of Java bindings for the popular V8 JavaScript engine.
While long overdue, I’ve finally written the Getting Started Guide for J2V8.
On April 30th 2015, Tabris.js 1.0 was released. Tabris.js is a mobile framework which enables developers to write cross-platform, native, mobile applications entirely in JavaScript.
J2V8 is a set of Java bindings for Google’s popular JavaScript engine, V8.
Tabris.js makes it easy to build native, cross-platform, mobile applications. Since its release on April 30th, I’ve been highlighting many of the features of Tabris.
For the past two weeks I’ve been celebrating the release of Tabris.
When we built Tabris.js, our goal was to provide a cross-platform, mobile development toolkit that developers love to use.
Tabris.js is a mobile app development framework that gives you the tools to develop your mobile apps entirely in JavaScript.
For the past week I’ve been celebrating the release of Tabris.
J2V8 provides a tight binding between Java and the V8 JavaScript engine.
To celebrate the release of Tabris.js 1.0, I’m counting down the Top 10 Tabris.
On April 30th Tabris.js 1.0 was released. Tabris.js is a mobile framework which enables developers to write cross-platform, native, mobile applications entirely in JavaScript.
I’m happy to announce the availability of J2V8 2.2 (2.2.1 actually).
When working with JNI, sooner or later you will need to track references to native objects.
On April 30th Tabris.js 1.0 was released, providing developers with the tools to write native mobile applications entirely in Javascript.
On April 30th 2015 we released Tabris.js, and so far the reception has been remarkable!
Wiki’s and Readme files are the most common ways to document a build.
Tabris.js provides cross-platform access to native gestures and controls through Javascript.
The EclipseSource team has landed in San Francisco and many of us are hard at work finalizing our presentations.
Last year I announced J2V8, a new JavaScript engine for Java that wraps V8 with a set of Java Bindings.
If you are an Eclipse committer and planning on attending EclipseCon 2015, we need your help!
If you have three minutes and access to an iOS or Android device, you can develop your first cross platform, native, mobile application with JavaScript, using Tabris.
Over the past 4 months I’ve been working on integrating Java and JavaScript in a highly efficient manner.
The EclipseCon 2015 submission deadline is Monday November 17th. Of course we are looking for great Eclipse / OSGi / RCP content, but we are also looking for talks on really cool Java technologies, Cloud Development, Languages and Tools, Modeling or anything else you think the Eclipse community would be interested in.
On Saturday June 28th Yoxos celebrated a pretty big anniversary, Yoxos turned 10!
Eclipse Luna release day is here! As predictable as the sun rising in the east, Eclipse has shipped yet another quality release on-time.
Eclipse Luna is here! 10 years after the first Eclipse annual summer release shipped, the Eclipse team is still shipping quality software on-time and on-budget.
Eclipse Luna ships tomorrow and that means we’ve made it to number 2 on the Eclipse Luna Top 10 Features That I’m Excited About.
Eclipse release week is here and Eclipse Luna will be available on Wednesday June 25th.
When Eclipse 3.0 shipped in 2004 it brought a new look to the workbench.
Code Recommenders is one of the most exciting and innovative plug-ins available for Eclipse.
Eclipse Luna will ship in 1 week. While some of the development teams are putting their final bits in place, many committers have decided to celebrate by going to EclipseCon France.
For 10 years Eclipse has set the gold standard for on-time software delivery.
Eclipse is obviously known for its great Java tooling, but the real power of Eclipse comes from the thousands of plug-ins that integrate seamlessly.
As we get closer to the ship date of Eclipse Luna, I’m counting down the 10 features of Eclipse 2014 that I’m most excited about.
Seven years ago Eclipse Europa was released. PDE ‘Brought Sexy Back’, CTRL+Awesome shipped and EMF pushed ahead with the brave new world of Java 5.
When committing changes to your source control system, it’s considered good practice to only resolve a single task with each commit.
I’ve been using Eclipse for over 10 years now but today I discovered something new.
Today I was investigating Bug 427148. The problem is when you update on Windows it sometimes fails if the executable is being updated.
Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation
Java8 was released in mid-March and the Java 7 End Of Life plan has already been announced.
Last week Java 8 was launched and moments later the Eclipse support for Java 8 was announced.
EclipseCon 2014 is less than 6 weeks away and I’m getting pretty excited.
The final submission deadline for EclipseCon 2014 is here! If you haven’t submitted your talk, now is a GREAT TIME!
Last week was the early-bird deadline for EclipseCon 2014 and I was extremely impressed with the quality of submissions.
Now that everyone is recovered from EclipseCon Europe – and has plenty of Halloween candy to snack on -- why not spend a few minutes and submit a EclipseCon 2014 talk.
Well I’m going out west where I belong where the days are short and the nights are long
The annual Eclipse release typically indicates the beginning of summer. And if the back-to-school commercials aren’t an indication that summer is winding down, the restarting of the Eclipse milestones builds certainly is.
Eclipse Kepler, the 2013 Eclipse release, is here! This year there are 71 projects, simultaneously shipping 58 million lines of code.
As many of you know, Eclipse Kepler is coming out on June 26th 2013.
Eclipse Kepler is 8 days away and I’m into the Top 3 Features in my Annual Top 10 List.
In one week, on June 26th 2013, Eclipse Kepler will ship.
As we approach the release of Eclipse Kepler, I’m counting down the Top 10 Features I’m most excited about.
The Eclipse Kepler release is just over 1 week away, and to help celebrate the release I’m counting down the Top 10 Kepler Features I’m most excited about.
Since 2001, Eclipse has been setting the standard for Java Development Tools, and with Eclipse Kepler, the JDT team has shipped another top-quality release.
A common theme among Eclipse tools is that they keep you focused on your task by keeping you in the IDE.
As we move closer to another Eclipse Release, I’m counting down the Top 10 Eclipse Kepler Features that I’m most excited about.
As we approach another Eclipse release, I’m counting down the Top 10 Eclipse Kepler Features that I’m most excited about.
This year marks a special milestone for me as it’s my 10 year anniversary with Eclipse.
For most people, p2 is simply the Install Software Dialog in Eclipse.
Spring has certainly sprung on the west coast of Canada, and that means we are into the Eclipse Kepler endgame.
Overview This article describes how to install Eclipse plug-ins from an update site (p2 repository) that is hosted on an HTTP(s) server with a self-signed (SSL) certificate.
EclipseCon 2013 Starts next week, and from my twitter feed it seems the Eclipse community has already started their pilgrimage to Boston.
Just in time for the IDEs of March (@wayne gets the credit for that one), the Eclipse and Equinox teams are happy announce that Eclipse Kepler Milestone 6 is now available for download.
Yoxos is a great way to manage your Eclipse installs. With over 2,000 plug-ins to choose from, you can create your Eclipse, your way.
Today, while fixing some Unicode characters support in Yoxos, I noticed that the Eclipse console was not rendering the unicode characters properly.
It’s hard to believe that we’re already 1 month into 2013 and that means that Eclipse Kepler release is less than 5 months away.
EclipseCon 2013 is fast approaching. This year EclipseCon is on the east coast in Boston, MA from March 25-28th.
Analyzing and understanding the memory use of an application is challenging.
One of my favorite events at EclipseCon is the Eclipse Community Awards.
For those of you who were procrastinating and waiting for the last minute to get your EclipseCon 2013 submission in, your last chance is here.
Today I travelled from Victoria B.C. to Vancouver B.C. to attend the Eclipse Hack-a-thon.
I was struggling to track down an NPE in the Yoxos Launcher that only happened on MacOS.
The EclipseCon program committee has voted on the early bird selections.
In many parts of North America we turn our clocks back one hour this weekend.
Wednesday October 31st is Halloween, an evening where children go door to door looking for a treat (candy) – at least in North America.
One of the things I love about working at EclipseSource is that we get the opportunity to work on tools that help developers.
There was a small problem when Eclipse Juno SR1 was released late last month.
There are several good reasons to use a Rebase Workflow with Git, such as the ability to keep a linear history.
What happens when you mix one of the best open source communities with some awesome open source software in a really cool city like Boston Massachusetts?
There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation, naming things and off by one errors.
When new developers join a team, or existing developers move quickly between projects, setting up a development environment can be a real headache.
If you’re using Eclipse and sharing your code (and issues) on GitHub, you really should take a look at the variety of Eclipse Plugins for working with Git.
Eclipse is an extensible IDE, giving users lots of freedom (and opportunity) to customize the tool for their own use.
In June I discussed how to programatically configure Eclipse proxy settings.
Most web architectures make use of several machines working together to serve content.
In 2004 a new Major Version of the Eclipse platform was released: Eclipse 3.
The original architects of Eclipse knew that developing a single IDE that met everybody’s needs was an impossible task.
Eclipse Juno, the simultaneous Eclipse release for 2012 will be available in 3 days.
And now for something completely different… or maybe not. Since I first got involved with the Eclipse ecosystem (in 2003) I’ve struggled to come up with a common theme among all Eclipse projects.
There is less than 1 week to the Eclipse Juno release and I’ve been busy counting down The Top 10 Juno Features that I’m most excited about.
Designing and delivering a piece of software that has a lasting effect on almost all software developers is hard.
Many Eclipse projects follow a common theme of extensible platforms with exemplary tools.
As we often say, Eclipse is a platform for everything and nothing in particular.
As Eclipse sprints towards another release – Eclipse Juno – I’m counting down the Top 10 Features that I’m most excited about.
Eclipse has provided high-quality tools to millions of developers for over 10 years, for free.
CouchDB is very powerful, NoSQL database that uses JSON for Document, JS for Map/Reduce queries and HTTP for an API.
Lately the p2.index file (or lack thereof) has caused a serious problem for the Eclipse foundation infrastructure.
If you use Eclipse and the Eclipse provisioning platform (p2) behind a proxy, then you´re no doubt aware of theNetwork Connection Preference Dialog.
As Pascal mentioned yesterday, on a Mac, Eclipse based applications can now be shipped with the standard Mac layout.
Each year Eclipse publishes 7 milestone releases before starting the endgame.
Yoxos not only provides you with a way to pool all your plugins in a single directory, but you can also configure that location.
Next week I’ll be at EclipseCon in Reston, Virginia. EclipseCon has always been my favorite conference and if my math hasn’t failed me, this will be my 6th one.
EclipseCon is just around the corner (1 week away). While many people are busy getting their talks finalized, suitcases packed, and studying their maps of Washington DC, the Eclipse and Equinox teams have been busy pushing towards another milestone for the Eclipse Juno Release.
The Eclipse provisioning platform (p2) has a pretty awesome resolver (the planner) that computes all the requirements when you try to install something.
I’ve just pushed 1900+ Eclipse plugins to amazon cloud front for fast delivery to Yoxos users.
Shipping Eclipse each year is a lot of work. The SDK contains code from 3 Top level projects (Eclipse, RT and Tools (Orbit)).
There have been a discussion about build naming conventions lately. SNAPSHOTS, nightly, milestone, GA, maintenance, integration, stable, etc…
Eclipse has two annual conferences, EclipseCon (North America) and EclipseCon Europe.
Eclipse sure has made a splash over the years. In celebration of the 10th anniversary of Eclipse, I pulled all the Eclipse splash screens from Git and put them all here (I skipped a few when there were only minor updates to the copyrights, etc…).
Inspired by David Orme’s retrospective on Eclipse – and with the 10th anniversary of Eclipse almost upon us – I though I would share my personal history with the Tool, Platform and Community.
EclipseSource now has a 2 day course that focuses entirely on the p2 API.
Pascal Rapicault, DJ Houghton and I have been hacking on a new feature for p2.
With summer behind us and autumn almost here (in the northern hemisphere), you can feel the change in the air.
Eclipse is turning 10 this fall! My first experience with Eclipse came 8 1/2 years ago when I started building visualization tools on top of GEF.
Lately I’ve been adding Git support to the Yoxos Workspace Provisioning.
While I’ve been enjoying some time-off in Northern Ontario, many Eclipse committers have been keeping busy.
A number of people in the Eclipse community have been trying out Google+ and some good Eclipse related discussions are starting to happen there.
It’s interesting to see how Eclipse projects change over time. As projects ramp up, hit heavy development and finally start to mature, the flurry of activity changes.
The Eclipse Packaging Project defines pre-configured Eclipse distributions. If you are developing in C/C++ there’s a package for that.
As you may know I live on the Canadian west coast (In Victoria British Columbia).
After 12 months, 62 projects, 46, 000, 000 lines of code, over 400 committers and 1 Top 10 List: Eclipse Indigo is available on eclipse.
We are one day away from the Eclipse Indigo release, and that means we are into the Top 2 Features On My Eclipse Indigo Top 10 Feature List.
There is no question that the mobile market is huge and practically growing by the second.
The C/C++ Tooling for Eclipse is old Mature! In fact, the first bug report filed against the CDT was opened on January 14th 2002, Only a few months after Eclipse 1.
The Eclipse Indigo release is now less than 1 week away, which means I’m into the Top 5 Entries in my Eclipse Indigo Top 10 List.
In one week we will be waking up to a new Eclipse release – Eclipse Indigo.
As we approach another Eclipse release – this time with over 46 million lines of code – I’m counting down the 10 Indigo features that I’m most excited about.
As we count down the days until June 22nd – the day Eclipse Indigo will ship – I’ve been counting down the top 10 Indigo features, according to me.
When most people think about Eclipse they think of a kick-ass IDE.
As frequent readers of my blog know I’ve been transitioning to git lately.
June is my favorite time of year. Not only is summer starting (in the northern hemisphere), but it’s Christmas time for software developers.
It’s always a great idea to use a Source Control Management (SCM) system – even when you are working on personal projects, without any collaborators.
A severed head is never fun, and in git this is no different.
I’m proud to introduce the newest member of our family, Maggie Anne Bull.
For those of you wondering what to get Will and Kate for a wedding gift, what about a nice, new, shiny version of Eclipse.
Another EclipseCon has come and gone. As an Eclipse user, community member, contributor and committer, EclipseCon is a chance for me to make new contacts, renew old friendships and help payoff my beer debt.
On Tuesday, Pascal and I presented “p2, your savior or your achilles heel?
Have you used p2? Have you tried to replace plug-in with an updated version, only to find p2 doesn’t find it?
Just in time for EclipseCon, the Eclipse and Equinox teams have delivered another milestone.
What’s the latest version of Eclipse? Which version of Mylyn works well with Eclipse 3.
In p2, if you’ve ever tried to write to the same artifact.
For anyone who follows the Eclipse developer mailing lists, you might notice the weekly e-mails regarding the tagging process.
Well here we are just over half way through the NHL season and the norther hemisphere is in the middle of winter.
If you were looking for something to give that hard-to-buy-for person on your Christmas list, what about Eclipse 3.
There are only a few guarantees in life, death, taxes and an Eclipse milestone every 6 weeks.
Well summer is finally over (Autumn is almost officially here), but it doesn’t mean that everyone has been slacking.
I know Eclipse ‘Help’ is not a very exciting topic, but today I found myself working with a little known secret of Help.
If anybody is going to be in Dublin next Thursday (Sept 9th), I’ll be talking about OSGi, Software Modularity and Single Sourcing.
What do the following people have in common: Andre Oosthuizen Ed Burnette Euxx Frank Sauer Gunnar Wagenknecht Luis de la Rosa Martin Perez Vasanth Dharmaraj They were the original 8 feeds on PlanetEclipse.
Two weeks ago I asked you to think about high quality software that has been consistently delivered on-time.
Only 1 more day until Eclipse Helios is release and we are down to my Top 2 features.
Well here we are, it’s release week. Eclipse 3.6 – Helios – will be available on Wednesday June 23rd.
As most of you know, Eclipse Helios will be released next week.
The official Helios release is less than 1 week away, and we are now into the Top 5 Features that I’m most excited about.
There are three large groups of artifacts that play a key role while writing software.
As Eclipse committers, we spend lots of time emphasizing that Eclipse is not just an Integrated Development Environment.
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what defines an Eclipse project?
Yesterday I asked you to think about high-quality software that has been consistently delivered on-time for eight straight years.
Pop quiz: Can you name any ‘high quality’ software that has been consistently delivered on-time, for 8 years in a row?
It’s been overcast and raining here in Victoria B.C. (Canada) over the past 2 weeks.
Eclipse developers are in the middle of the ‘End Game’. Half way through the release candidates and getting ready for another major release.
There are a lot of very good reasons for developers to get on board with Open Source Software (OSS).
At EclipseCon I had the pleasure of presenting an introductory tutorial on p2 with an awesome co-presenter Kim Moir.
I realize that Helios isn’t even out the door yet, but some people are already looking ahead to next years release.
Last summer when Galileo was released, I wrote a series of blogs in which I discussed my top 10 favorite features of the release.
One of the key aspects of Agile Software Development – or any iterative software development process – is keeping your customer in-the-loop.
As I mentioned a while back, Eclipse Helios M5 was made available for Download.
Traditionally the Eclipse community has used the mailing lists, newsgroups and an aggregation of blogs to stay connected.
Eclipse 3.6 M5 is now available for download. There are lots of new and exciting features, like the ability to open and file directly from the command line.
I spent part of today trying to debug a Linux specific issue in which wizard pages are not being shown properly.
Just in time for the Holidays, the Eclipse platform team has made Eclipse 3.
There has been a lot of talk lately about what the Eclipse community is and is not doing.
Lately I have been working on (and committing) a repository analyzer tool for p2.
Recently I had the pleasure of updating the way Yoxos is built.
Have you heard about OSGi but are not sure about the details?
e4 0.9M5 is now available for download. One of the things that excites me about this work is the web based form editors that Boris Bokowski has been working on.
Yesterday I spent the day working on examples of how PDE Build can be used to build OSGi bundles.
Today is the big day! Eclipse 3.5 – Galileo – is available for the general public.
As many people have already said, Galileo is available for Friends of Eclipse.
Software development can be characterized by the management of two separate, yet equally important groups of artifacts.
As I mentioned yesterday, tools such as the Memory Analyzer demonstrates just how dominant Eclipse is in the IDE space.
With all the great work going on in the Eclipse Run-time space, like the EMF Runtime, RAP, Birt Charting Engine, ECF, Jetty and of course Equinox, I sometimes forget that Eclipse started as an excellent platform for tools.
As readers of my blog are no doubt aware, I have been counting down the Top 10 Galileo features that I’m most excited about.
The next feature on the Top 10 Galileo Features (according to me) comes from the Eclipse Modeling Project.
Just 1 week until the Galileo release, and I’m using this opportunity to count down the top 10 features in Galileo that I’m really excited about.
With Eclipse 3.5 – Galileo – just around the corner, I am counting down the top 10 features I’m most excited about.
The Eclipse 2009 Release – codename Galileo – will be available in about 10 days.
Last week I presented the publishe, the tool used to put your deployable entities (e.
There has been a lot of talk lately about p2. Using p2, you can:
One of the things I really like about my job is that I get to spend time working with students.
Have you had the experience of creating an interesting application, exporting it, generating a p2 repository, connecting to your repository, and *BAM*, nothing there!
20 Eclipse projects were accepted this year for Google Summer of Code and you can see the complete list here:
As everyone should now know, the application process for Google Summer of Code is well underway.
This week should be “Go Time” for all students. This is the week students from across the globe are submitting their applications for Google Summer of Code.
As I left EclipseCon I was a little surprised there wasn’t the famous +1, -1, 0 buckets outside the Hyatt.
I have been working on one of the most requested Zest features, custom figures, and by EclipesCon it will be finished.
The “conversation” around #eclipsecon is really starting to pick up. If you are following the blogs but not twitter, then you are only getting half the news.
For those of us in Canada, it can be hard to think about summer.
As I mentioned previously, Wayne Beaton from the Eclipse Foundation paid a visit to Victoria this week.
Over the past week I have ignored my daughters, gave-up on work, haven’t seem my wife, and managed to create a web-enabled version of Zest.
Somebody asked me a great question the other day, can p2 be used in non-eclipse systems?
On Monday March 23rd at EclipseCon, I’m helping to deliver a tutorial on one of the most significant platform-level changes made in the Eclipse Ganymede release.
I saw this presentation today InfoQ. In this video, Erich talks about the Eclipse Way process and how the Eclipse development process evolved over the years.
Anybody building plugins / products / tools based on Eclipse, Milestone 5 is a pretty important time.
Yesterday I stumbled upon a pretty interesting google code project, the Google Visualization API.
There are a number of different ways to grab changes from a remote Git repository and bring them into your local repository.
p2 is a provisioning platform for Eclipse / Equinox based applications.
Getting Started J2V8 is a set of Java bindings for Google’s popular JavaScript engine, V8.