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I just submitted a talk to EclipseCon France – it would be great if you could up-vote it (registration required), or forward it to other Eclipse-loving people. Thanks! In case you are wondering: The talk is not technical, but focuses on career decisions of a developer. Not sure whether the program committee likes this, but…
This question has been discussed over and over again: How to run the Eclipse Process Framework on Linux 64 bit? The good news: I found a solution. The bad news: It’s not free, it involves CrossOver Linux for €48, which I am more than happy to pay. You can download the 2-week-trial to see whether…
Am Montag, dem 8. Juni findet in Bonn ein Eclipse DemoCamp statt. Dort werde ich einen Vortrag zum Thema "Systems Engineering mit Eclipse halten, der die Aktivitäten bei se-teaching.org beschreibt.
I just found out that the talk that Andrea Herrmann and I gave at EclipseCon Europe 2014 is now online. Enjoy. <<span id="XinhaEditingPostion"></span>span id="XinhaEditingPostion"></span>
I’ve been creating a lot of Eclipse Wizards lately, and it’s quite a challenge to keep the code clean, understandable and testable. Eventually, I came up with a pattern that seems to work reasonably well. I document it here for my and everybody else’s benefit. Here are the key ideas: Eclipse Facade:I am not a…
ProR is an Open Source requirements tool that has been co-developed by my company, Formal Mind. We just published our own distribution, called formalmind Studio, which also contains our productivity enhancements ProR Essentials. Of course it’s free, and you can download it here.
Admitted, what Lars Vogel shows in his tutorial looks tempting: Provide neat error messages in Eclipse Wizards using data binding. But as so often (unfortunately), the code is half-baked, and therefore barely usable. Data Binding works fine, but Validation, as described, sucks. In this particular case, WizardPageSupport works well if you have Widgets that can…
There are just too many implementations of File, Resource and whatnot abound in the Java/Eclipse/EMF ecosystem. Reminds me of this xkcd. And yes, I am just venting my pain:
Interesting Analysis of real data on how many contributions come from people outside the three top contributors.I was actually surprised how many contributions by "others" are done, but then again, Arieh mainly looked at big, prominent projects. I guess know it’s different for smaller projects, like RMF.
The RMF team is proud to announce the i12.03 Integration build, which brings significant improvements both in the core and the ProR user interface. Please read more about this on the Formal Mind Blog.
