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[science-iwg] 5 Eclipse tools for processing and visualizing data - Article on opensource.com

From: Tracy Miranda <tracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2016 14:09:27 +0100
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Hi all,

We have an article promoting the Science Working Group and 5 of our scientific workbenches published on opensource.com.

https://opensource.com/education/16/4/5-great-eclipse-scientific-workbenches

Thanks to all those who contributed to the article. There has been lots of interest in it, and I thought I'd share this comment from Eclipse's facebook page (where the link was shared https://www.facebook.com/eclipse.org)

"Eclipse RCP is a great platform. People who use it to develop their own workbench get a lot of features (of Eclipse IDE) for free. I know that from my own experience. The ones (in the article) who chose Eclipse RCP are smart guys."

:-)

Regards,

Tracy

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