 I am generally pretty happy with Helios. It‘s pretty fast. It doesn‘t blow up. There are still issues with m2 that I end up resolving by removing dependency management then reenabling it, but on the whole, things are working.
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 The Dojo Toolkit has an awesome UI framework called Dijit. Dijit is an expansive set of Dojo widget that allow you to create highly themeable, functional forms, layouts, and much more. One of the highlights of Dijit, from a developer's perspective, is that you may create widgets in two ways: declaratively and programmatically. This blog posts aims to show you an example of each widget creation method and discuss the advantages of each.
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 In this tutorial I’ll show how to make the RCP mail example application updatable using the p2 provisioning platform. This version of the tutorial is for Eclipse 3.6 from the Helios release. The Eclipse 3.5 version is still available here. I assume you’re familiar with OSGi and Eclipse RCP development.
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 Plugin for JDepend in NetBeans IDE.
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 People have asked me why to use MongoDB. I used to answer with “it’s SO FREAKING AMAZING!!”, and talk about how “new” and “cool” and “hawt” it felt. I would wax on about how it felt like the first time I used Rails and so forth.
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 Eclipse Template: An easy way to capture your Class & Method Name during Logging.
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 When you're blind or visually impaired, your options in software reduces by a lot. Luckily this project wants to change that. The goal of this project is to increase accessibility of programming software for blind people. Check out the video.
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