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Category Archives: Simon Scholz
Make Retrofit ready for usage in OSGi
Retrofit is a really great library for addressing REST APIs. It is often used for Android apps, because it is really lightweight and easy to use. I’d also love to use this library for my Eclipse 4 RCP applications, so … Continue reading
Posted in Eclipse, Java, OSGi, Simon Scholz
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Buildship on the mission to Mars
Gradleware decided to implement their own tooling solution for building project within the Eclipse IDE and the Buildship project was born. Since march there are currently 123 commits on the master branch of the GitHub project, which can be found … Continue reading
Posted in Eclipse, Simon Scholz, vogella
Tagged Buildship, Eclipse, Gradle, Gradleware, Tooling, tutorial
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Eclipse Dark Theme enhancement, Section titlebar can now be styled
Since the dark theme appeals more and more developers, it is even more important to deliver a great experience with it. One critical point concerning the dark theme were those bad looking gradient colors in the Section titlebars. For those, … Continue reading
Posted in Eclipse, Simon Scholz
Tagged CSS, Dark Theme, Eclipse 4.5, Forms, Section
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Eclipse Hackathon Hamburg, January, 23rd 2015
We like to announce this coming Eclipse event again, since this is such a great Eclipse community event. So please don’t miss the change to be a part of it. In Hamburg and its surroundings there are so many Eclipse … Continue reading
Preferences Spy for Eclipse IDE and RCP
Motivation Figuring out, which preference is changed, when editing a certain preference in the user interface (i.e. Preference-Dialog), may be difficult. Let the Preference Spy help you with this issue. Preferences in Eclipse The preferences in Eclipse are stored hierarchically. … Continue reading
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Tagged Eclipse, Preferences, Spy, Tool
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Migration to JUnit 4
When you’re facing the issue to migrate your JUnit 3 tests to JUnit 4, it can be very annoying, because of course you all have a lot of tests. đ In general it is a mindless task to migrate things … Continue reading