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In summarizing all the features in the Eclipse 3.0 M8 build that are new
since the previous milestone build, M7, the Eclipse.org download site has a
comprehensive approach.
Everything is itemized, from the new full-screen welcome page to cheat sheets
for walking the user through a lengthy sequence of steps.
Here's a brief selection: Code samples are now available off the new welcome
page, the drag and drop feedback is improved, there's an improved Fastview
bar, better scalability when there are multiple tabs, and improved progress
reporting for background tasks.
The set of available build commands in the Project menu has been simplified,
the standard workbench extension points now pick up new contributions from
plug-ins that are added dynamically by the update manager, SWT Table now
supports the SWT.VIRTUA... (more)
Genuitec announced the availability of MyEclipse 6.5 Blue Edition; a
next-generation ALM and open source-friendly IDE for WebSphere.
Of note, users will be drawn to multiple technologies not currently supported
by IBM's RAD, such as Maven4MyEclipse (a professional implementation of
Maven2), popular open source mainstays such as Spring, Hibernate, JPA, the
Matisse Swing GUI Designer and more. In 6.5, users will also have the ability
to run multiple WebSphere server instances, migrate WSAD/RAD projects to
MyEclipse Blue Edition and enjoy WebSphere 6.0 portal server support. These
... (more)
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The Eclipse "Vision"
"The vision of Eclipse, on a technology level, was to have a single platform
that multiple vendors would contribute to that could target small devices,
like embedded devices, or workstations or mainframes.
"So it’s sort of like from the wristwatch to the mainframe. Because of the
current number of people that are really engaged in working on this, we're
really only able to really optimize in the workstation environment but the
technology capabilities are to drive it into the embedded, drive it into ... (more)
An Eclipse plug-in was unveiled at SYS-CON Events' 10th SOA Web Services Edge
2006 Conference & Expo to provide visibility and knowledge into the entire
application infrastructure - for analyzing application logic across
technologies.
"A growing number of developers within enterprises are utilizing Eclipse as
their standard IDE," said Guy Hoffman, President & CEO, Metallect, at a
general session presentation given in the sumptuous Grand Ballroom of New
York City's historic Roosevelt Hotel, "but their view is limited to the
source languages supported by the Eclipse Platform and is... (more)
Genuitec, which says it can do for 30 bucks a year what IBM Rational and BEA
Workshop charge $12k-$15k for, is about to roll out the finished version of
its MyEclipse 5.0, an Eclipse-based J2EE IDE.
The company figures it's saved developers a cumulative $250 million since its
widgetry first came to market three years ago. The most it charges is $50 a
year for its Professional kit, which adds more functionality than its
Standard issue.
Genuitec claims 283,000 registered users, though not all of them are paying
customers, in 9,000 companies, 80%-85% of them Global 1000, a lot of thei... (more)