Archive for November, 2007
99% Find Webinars Useful
It’s a pretty staggering number when you think about it. Feedback from attendees of webinars shows that some 99% find them to be a worthwhile way to spend part of your day. If you haven’t tapped into this valuable resource, you should.
To see the full schedule of upcoming webinars, and to watch replays, check out [...]
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Speaking opportunities
I get a lot of offers to speak at various events throughout the world. Far more than I can attend myself. For those events that I am unable to attend, I try to find somebody (preferably from the local area) to attend in my place. I have a pretty good list of folks already, but [...]
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Eclipse and Java EE Development
I’ve managed to pick up some extra responsibilities for the upcoming JavaPolis 2007 conference in Antwerp, Belgium. In addition to the talk on Mylyn that I’ve been planning to do for a while now, I’ve recently been coerced (in a relatively nice way) into delivering a three hour “IDEs in Day” slot. “Three hours of [...]
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EclipseCon 2008 Submission deadline approaching
The submission deadline for EclipseCon talk proposals is November 19th. Get your proposal in today!
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Eclipse Forms: New in 3.3
Adam Archer’s article, Eclipse Forms: New in 3.3, is now available on Eclipse Corner Articles. In this article, Adam extends the basics covered in Dejan Glozic’s Eclipse Forms: Rich UI for the Rich Client. In the article, Adam discusses the new features of Eclipse Forms, providing many examples (with screenshots).
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Got a good JSP plug-in?
I was asked recently if I knew of a good JSP editor for Eclipse.
The easiest answer is to look at the Web Tools 2.0, part of the Europa release and available from the Europa update site, which includes a visual HTML/JSP/JSF editor. I’ve had some good experiences with this, but haven’t really had a chance [...]
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Services
We get a lot of calls at the Foundation from people who are looking for Eclipse-related services.
If you’re looking for services focused on Eclipse technology, check out Eclipse Plug-in Central’s Training and Consulting page.
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Adapting
Over the past week or so, I’ve been discussing how you can make your objects adaptable into different forms. This is great for getting your objects to tightly integrate with existing parts of the Eclipse infrastructure, while remaining loosely coupled with the actual implementation. Loose coupling with tight integration is pretty powerful stuff.
A while back, [...]
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