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Category Archives: Lars Vogel
Eclipse contributions – What difference can a single developer make?
I frequently hear that a single developer cannot make a difference for the Eclipse project. I think that is not true. The Eclipse project page show that in a lot of projects a handful of developers make most of the … Continue reading
How to contribute to the Eclipse Open Source project
As preparation for upcoming Eclipse Hackathons on EclipseCon US and the Eclipse Hackathon in Hamburg I updated my How to contribute to the Eclipse Open Source project guide. I hope that helps new contributors to contribute to the amazing Eclipse … Continue reading
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Dark Eclipse ships with Eclipse Luna
We (the Eclipse platform team) added a dark theme contributed by Andrea Guarinoni to Eclipse Luna M6. Lots of people were asking for a default dark theme. Of course SWT CSS styling has some limitation but were are planning to … Continue reading
Eclipse e4 tools – Update site for Kepler and Luna
The e4 tools master move on, so that they can only be used for Eclipse 4.4 (Luna). You find the latest Kepler version of the e4 tools under the following p2 update site: p2 update site for Eclipse 4.3 (Kepler) … Continue reading
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Porting Eclipse 3.x RCP application to Eclipse 4.4 – now without QuickAccess box
Lots of Eclipse 3.X RCP application which switched to Eclipse 4 as runtime complained that they get the QuickAccess search bar of the Eclipse IDE for “free”. Thanks to René Brandstetter for solving Bug 411821 this does not happen automatically … Continue reading
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Less screen space waste in Eclipse 4.4
I’m really happy to report that we managed to solve Reduce whitespace usage in the default Eclipse themes . Such bugs are difficult to get agreement upon, as they are “opinion” bugs. I think the result is really good. If … Continue reading
Received Eclipse platform committer status
After contributing to the Eclipse platform for a while now, I’m proud to say that I received Eclipse platform committer rights last week. It is a great honor to join the ranks of the excellent Eclipse platform developer team. My … Continue reading
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Inject your JPA EntityManager into an Eclipse RCP application – Guest post by Nepomuk Seiler
Inject your JPA EntityManager The dependency injection in Eclipse 4 is really nice. However you cannot inject your EntityManager like in JavaEE6. Until now. The Gemini JPA project provides an OSGi service implementation for EntityManagers and EntityManagerFactories. A set of … Continue reading
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Eclipse Papercut #12 Showing all templates in code completion
I just returned from the JAX conference where I had the pleasure to join a panel discussion about Eclipse. I argued in that panel that the community (including me) need to contribute more to make things easier in Eclipse. This … Continue reading
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Dynamic menu contributions in Eclipse 4 – Guest blog by Marco Descher
While with the Juno Release, Eclipse 4 has become the new standard, there is still some functionality from Eclipse 3.x which is missing, at least when it comes to the developers view of things. With the upcoming Kepler release, however, … Continue reading
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