Getting Started with Grails

Set up your first Grails application in minutes, and learn how to work with Grails Controllers, Services, Views and GSP taglibs.

Comparison of Flex 3 and Flex 4 beta

A look inside architectural differences, as well as changes in components, layouts, use of states, and effects.

Galileo Podcast Series: CDO with Eike Stepper and Ed Merks

As part of the Galileo podcast series, I had a chat with Eike Stepper, lead of the CDO project, with special guest Ed Merks - the lead of the Eclipse Modelling...

0 replies - 590 views - 07/01/09 by James Sugrue in Uncategorized

Eclipse e4 is Getting Interesting

I initially was very sceptical of Eclipse E4: in a lot of ways it smelled like design by committee. Eclipse's main problem has always been its heavy coding...

0 replies - 840 views - 07/01/09 by Axel Rauschmayer in Articles

Getting Started with Xtext

Xtext has been released as a part of the Eclipse Galileo release train on June 24th, 2009. Xtext is a framework for building DLSs (domain specific languages)....

0 replies - 1923 views - 06/30/09 by Peter Friese in Articles

Eclipse Freshman Project #8: Riena

Riena is number 8 in my series of project that are new to the release train.  Christian Campo is the Riena project leader. What does your project do?

0 replies - 398 views - 06/29/09 by Ian Skerrett in Articles

Eclipse-Databinding 3.5 for GWT

I’m a big fan of GWT but one of the real pain points when developing GWT applications is that there’s no databinding framework available to synchronize...

1 replies - 2203 views - 06/29/09 by Tom Schindl in Articles

Galileo: EMF-Databinding – Part 5

Though the main focus of this article is going to be the usage of the properties API to setup a TableViewer there are some important parts I didn’t explain...

0 replies - 269 views - 06/28/09 by Tom Schindl in Articles

Galileo Podcast Series: Improvements to PDE for OSGi Tooling

In the first of our series Galileo release podcasts, we meet Chris Aniszczyk to discuss the improvements made to PDE, the Plug-in Development Environment, for...

1 replies - 1255 views - 06/26/09 by James Sugrue in Uncategorized

Keyboard Accessibility Through Command Framework

Keyboard shortcuts is usually much speedier than reaching out your mouse, moving it, pointing it to something and clicking. But there are some things which...

0 replies - 389 views - 06/26/09 by Prakash in Articles

Eclipse Freshman Project #7: Swordfish

Project #7 is my ongoing series of new projects on the release train is Swordfish.   Oliver Wolf is the project leader of Swordfish and he was kind enough to...

0 replies - 513 views - 06/25/09 by Ian Skerrett in Articles

Eclipse Galileo - This Is How To Release Software

Today marks the much anticipated release of Eclipse Galileo, or Eclipse 3.5. Once again, it's striking how such a large set of projects across the developer...

7 replies - 5977 views - 06/24/09 by James Sugrue in Articles

Eclipse Galileo for Mac: Cocoa or Carbon?

Eclipse Galileo (3.5) is released today. Mac users downloading the new release will notice that, unlike previous releases, they have some interesting choices...

2 replies - 2489 views - 06/24/09 by Zviki Cohen in Articles

The Two Faces of Modularity & OSGi

There are two aspects to OSGi - the OSGi runtime model and the OSGi development model. Today, emphasis is on the runtime model. But eventually, the importance...

1 replies - 1629 views - 06/24/09 by Kirk Knoernschild in Articles

Eclipse Freshman Project #6: Accessibility Tools Framework (ACTF)

Project #6 in my series of 10 new projects joining the Galileo release train is the Eclipse Accessibility Tools Framework (ACTF).   Kentarou Fukuda is the...

0 replies - 208 views - 06/24/09 by Ian Skerrett in Articles

Eclipse Freshman Project #5: EclipseLink

EclipseLink is project #5 in my series of projects new to the Galileo release train.   For those that might not know,  EclipseLink is based on the...

0 replies - 478 views - 06/23/09 by Ian Skerrett in Articles

Summer Projects for Students

Hey students! Looking for something fun to do this summer? Do you want to be part of the coolest open source project ever?

0 replies - 575 views - 06/23/09 by Wayne Beaton in Articles