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JDT Improvements, Top Eclipse Indigo Feature #7
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. While I’ve...
PDE improvements, Top Eclipse Indigo Feature #8
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. In my previous article I talked...
Equinox / p2 improvements, Top Eclipse Indigo Feature #9
When most people think about Eclipse they think of a kick-ass IDE. While this is true, Eclipse is so much more. Did you know that Eclipse hosts a top-notch webserver (Jetty), a framework for building...
You don't have to use git to access code on github
I guess a lot of people would agree that github is the current kick-ass platform for developing software. Many platforms showed up fast and with the same speed they disappeared. Github is different....
From CVS to Git, 9 Things I've Learned
As frequent readers of my blog know I’ve been transitioning to git lately. I actually think CVS (with the Eclipse Team Support, local history management and Mylyn) makes a solid source control...
Maven and Eclipse, Top Eclipse Indigo Feature #10
June is my favorite time of year. Not only is summer starting (in the northern hemisphere), but it’s Christmas time for software developers. On June 22nd, the annual Eclipse release train will...