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RAP 2.0 M2 - JSON protocol migration complete
During the last weeks the RAP team has been busy lifting RAP’s client-to-server communication to the JSON protocol. That was a lot of work, and we finished it just in time for Kepler M2. With...
My Eclipse 4 (e4) EclipseCon Schedule
Looking at all the interesting talks in the EclipseCon Schedule, many people wonder which talks to attend. This obviously depends on the topics you are interested. So imagine I would only be...
RAP 1.5.1 released
Just in time, the first service release for RAP 1.5 has been published on Friday. It adds a dozen bugfixes to RAP 1.5. We always backport fixes very carefully in order to maintain the stability of the...
Mythbuster: Android annotation performance unravelled
Over the last few weeks I have been involved in a lot of discussions whether it is justified to use Android frameworks that rely on a lot of annotation processing. There have been several bug reports...
EGit Tip: Keep up-to-date with Fetch and Rebase
There are several good reasons to use a Rebase Workflow with Git, such as the ability to keep a linear history. However, when I started using the Git Plugin for Eclipse I was unsure of how to follow...
Advanced Android testing with RoboGuice and Robolectric
I’ve been using the Android framework RoboGuice 2.0 a lot lately. RoboGuice is an extension for the Google Guice dependency injection framework that adds several Android specific mechanisms to...