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Eclipse Live - Upcoming Webinars

Eclipse has its upcoming April webinars posted at the new Eclipse Live site. Register to learn more about the DSDP Target Management, Dali JPA Tools, and Higgins Trust Framework projects.

0 replies: Posted 04/02 by Lynn Gayowski in Announcements

Eclipse Sold to Microsoft

The Eclipse Foundation has apparently decided that it has advanced as far as is possible for an open source project. As part of its ongoing effort to produce the best platform possible, Eclipse is...

13 replies: Posted 04/01 by Daniel Spiewak in News, Noteworthy

RESOLVE LATER and RESOLVE REMIND -- have you had your say?

Yes, it's still going on. But it's clear that neither the community nor most commiters don't want RESOLVE LATER or RESOLVE REMIND in bugzilla. Have you had your say?

0 replies: Posted 03/29 by Alex Blewitt in Opinion

Battle of the Builders: Window Builder vs VE

I've often said that I really like the Visual Editor at Eclipse.org both as a tool and as a project. I've also said that I've never been happy with some of its competitors. Recently I've had the...

11 replies: Posted 03/29 by Daniel Spiewak in Tools, Opinion

JetBrains releases TeamCity 2.0 Beta

This version provides enhanced TeamCity server and productivity plugins for Eclipse, Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, and IntelliJ IDEA developers to facilitate their changes integration, improve code...

0 replies: Posted 03/28 by Elizaveta Revyakina in News, Announcements

Installing and Configuring DLTK Ruby

DLTK Ruby is one of the hottest things in the Eclipse Ruby-sphere today. But as a tool, it's definately pre-beta and majorly in need of documentation. Here's how to get started...

4 replies: Posted 03/26 by Daniel Spiewak in Tools

JCP.org down; co-incidence, conspiracy or cock-up?

We reported earlier that JSR291 has been submitted for final ballot via the JSR. However, the website is unavailable due to 'look and feel' issues. You can bet that Sun has already voted 'no' -- what...

12 replies: Posted 03/26 by Alex Blewitt in Opinion

Glassfish to become modularised

The plans for Glassfish V3 are available, and one of the goals for driving this version is modularisation. They have a choice: use a tried and tested modular system in the form of OSGi, or write their...

20 replies: Posted 03/23 by Alex Blewitt in Opinion

Eclipse products @ 2007 JOLT Awards

Products based on Eclipse were again successful at the 2007 JOLT Awards, winning awards for Web Development (Adobe Flex), Mobile Development (Nokia Carbide.c++), Development Environments (Wolfram...

11 replies: Posted 03/22 by murphee (Werner Schuster) in Noteworthy, Tools

Hiding bugs for fun and profit

Did you know you can make bugs go away by just pretending they're not there? It's the bugzilla equivalent of putting your fingers in your ears and going LA LA LA LA I CAN'T HEAR YOU. Yup, 72 bugs have...

14 replies: Posted 03/22 by Alex Blewitt in Opinion

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