Archive for the 'eclipse' Category
2nd and Last round of voting for the Eclipse Ajax Toolkit Framework project name change
After a first pass and over 50 responses to the survey, we have a crop of good potential names for a final ballot. I am making a new survey to select the winners: click to vote
Note that this is not a normal vote. The committers WILL HAVE final say and their votes count much more [...]
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Fighting AIDS with open source
I met last week-end with folks (Paul and Burke) from the OpenMRS project during the Google Summer of Code mentor summit. Their project is important as it tries to provide an open source platform for managing medical records for economically dis-advantaged countries — such as African countries — and to bring their modest contributions to [...]
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When does a project meet Eclipse Standards?
I am proud to have been voted in as a new committer on the Visual Editor project. The project had been loosing steam lately, but thanks to community support it is slowly getting back on track.
There have been many complaints about when VE would support Callisto/Eclipse 3.3, and it is in fact that that [...]
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Polling starts for a new Eclipse ATF project name!
You can vote for a new name for the ATF project here.
We could be giving away 20 new unlocked iPhones, but we can’t.
Do it just for the fun!
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Atf? Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms? All The Fun? No! JavaScript, Ajax and DHTML editor and debugger…
Let me unveil a well kept secret: a gem project @ Eclipse : the ATF project.
Despite its non-descriptive weirdo name, this little sub-incubating project of the larger web tools project provides some nice stuffs:
a fairly decent (in fact freaking awesome) JavaScript editor, pretty close to reach the holiness of the Java editor. This [...]
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Hello world!
I am an Eclipse wonk. I’ll be blogging about open source Eclipse. Visual Editor, Ajax toolkit and more.
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