After a few months of doing python development, which to me still feels like a straight jacket. I had some Java coding to do last week and promptly wasted a few hours checking out the latest toys, being:
Eclipse 3.4 M7
Hudson
Findbugs for Hudson
Eclipse 3.4 M7 is the first milestone I’ve tried for the upcoming Eclipse release. [...]
Also tagged java, osgi, python, reviews, subversionBelow is a position paper I submitted to the upcoming Dagstuhl seminar I am attending. It’s not peer reviewed and it is not clear at this point if there will be any proceedings. So, as an experiment, I will just put the full text in a blog post as well as the pdf you can [...]
Also tagged Academic, java, linux, nokia, smart space, Software Engineering, ubuntuUpdate: a slightly updated version of this article has been published on the Javalobby weekly news letter and on the javalobby site itself after Matthew Schmidt invited me to do so.
Update 2: The serverside has linked here as well. Readers coming from there, the version on Javalobby linked above is the latest and also has [...]
It seems infoq picked up some stuff from a comment I left on the serverside about one of my pet topics (Server side Java).
The infoq article also mentions that I work at Nokia. I indeed work for Nokia Research Center and it’s a great place to work. Only they do require me to point [...]
How big is the Europa release? « Ian Skerrett
nice stats
(tags: eclipse metrics europa)
Open Source Directory
nice stats on oss projects
(tags: metrics opensource)
Over the past few weeks, I’ve dived into the wonderful world called OSGi. OSGi is a standardized (by a consortium and soon also JCP) set of java interfaces and specifications that effectively layer a component model on top of Java. By component I don’t mean that it replaces JavaBeans with something else but that it [...]
Also tagged java, osgi
Operation Clambake - The Inner Secrets Of Scientology
Just a link. Free speech and all.
(tags: scientology)
Chris Recoskie’s Blog: Language Extensibility In CDT 4.0
Nice to see that eclipse is now also bringing C programmers to this century.
(tags: development eclipse cdt)
I still have my old pc sitting next to my new pc. A few months back I installed ubuntu on it. Since then it has just sat there doing nothing. Occasionally I boot it into windows to retrieve some file I forgot to migrate. These occasions are getting very rare now. Soon it will be [...]
Also tagged java, reviews, ubuntuI tried to install some plugins in jEdit, my favourite programming editor (for things other than Java, for that I use eclipse of course). I got some IO errors trying to install some plugins in the plugin manager. Since this has happened before, I looked into it and found a solution to the problem:
go to [...]
Also tagged java, problemsandsolutionsHaving worked with subversion quite extensively, I know what to expect from a proper versioning system. However, I’m currently working in a project with a cvs server. Here’s a few of my observations:
I can’t seem to get tortoisecvs and eclipse to work together on the same checked out repository. Reason: tortoisecvs does not support eclipse’s [...]
Also tagged java, subversion, versionmanagement
