I didn't notice until now but Eclipse 3.3 was released last week. Along with 3.3 is the coordinated annual release of all of Eclipse's 21 sub-projects. ...
Is there any chance that Eclipse would be of interest for a monthly meeting? I wish I could offer to teach it, but can't. And, while I realize the value of...
... Eclipse is not my favorite IDE, but I am forced to use it sometimes, so I welcome any improvements. Here is a page with "New" links describing the...
... For Java web development, I recommend trying IntelliJ IDEA. I find it a lot easier than Eclipse to learn and use. If you like it and want to keep using...
Personally I've never found eclipse that hard. I've always been able to do with it pretty much what I want. The learning curve that I had at the beginning...
... I think the new release could be a topic for a meeting if someone wanted to present it. I'm not sure how significant the changes are in the new release. ...
Yes, if you find Eclipse easy to learn and use, and you are satisfied with its features and productivity, then there is no need for you to look at anything...
... This comes back to the topic in a roundabout way. There's vi the key bindings and modes, and then there's vi the editor (with vim being the most prolific...
I found my own programmer productivity sky rocket after switching from emacs to Eclipse. Mostly due to the refactoring tools in Eclipse. Eclipse has a static...
Hmm, I learned Eclipse first and when I tried to use IDEA I found it confusing and difficult... and ultimately not worth spending $250 on. And actually, my...
... I agree. It can depend on the individual developer and the kind of development. However, that is not to say that it's as arbitrary as, e.g., a code...
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... By the way, I suppose there's a lot of sites with articles and forums for Eclipse, but here's one in particular that I happen to know about. It's a...
Heya - I need a productive Ruby developer for a few weeks to write a service to retrieve email via pop3 and communicate job status via AWS SQS. All specs will...
Heya - I need a productive Ruby developer for a few weeks to write a service to retrieve email via pop3 and communicate job status via AWS SQS. All specs will...
... By the way, thanks for the RSpec pointer in your last presentation. BDD looks good. The frameworks in Java look clumsy, though (more reason for me to...
I was just talking with Sam about maybe diving in deeper into RSpec and BDD this next meeting. Would you guys like that? Here's a Google Tech Talk on RSpec...
We're still looking for talks for the next meeting (Tim is away). Any volunteers? CHEERS> SAM -- Sam Joseph, Ph.D. Co-Director Laboratory for Interactive...
Recently I had a need to connect to oracle from os x, and given the lack of oracle drivers for os x, plus my aversion to Java, I ended up using Kawa (lisp in...
I've always wanted to check out lisp... would be interested in hearing even a short talk that gives a bit of an introduction to it, particularly with some...
... If you're going to be around, I'd like to hear more about BDD. Did jSpec ever get going? Kawa sounds interesting too. That brings back fond memories of...
Yeah, I've seen mentions of erlang around, and I'd like an intro myself. I can cook up a quick "mini-intro to lisp" to preface my Kawa+JDBC stuff. On Tue, 24...
... One of the marvelous things about Kawa (er, the JVM really) is how easy it was to get running. Put the kawa...jar in your classpath and then say "java...
