If your days are anything like mine – full of different activities in different areas of the software, and involving multiple tasks over the course of the day, you’ve probably wondered how to organize yourself. I’m a fan of keeping everything in one place, and this place for me is Eclipse. Beside the excellent programming tooling support in the IDE, Eclipse also offers various means to help you keep track of your workspace resources, projects and tasks.
Archive for February, 2010
Keep track of your Eclipse projects
19. February 2010Eclipse Get-Together at BREDEX / Eclipse Island at CeBIT
17. February 2010We’ve got a couple of BREDEX/Eclipse events coming up in the next few weeks.
Braunschweig Eclipse Stammtisch
First of all, we’ll be having the first Eclipse “Stammtisch” of the year on the 24th February here at BREDEX. Ralph Müller will be there and we’ll be hearing from Markus Tiede about a “normal day working with Eclipse” before we go round the corner to “Mephisto” for some food and drink. If you’re interested in coming, or if you want to speak at an upcoming Stammtisch, take a look at the BREDEX website for more details.
CeBIT
The second piece of news is that BREDEX is going to CeBIT! We’re teaming up with other members of the Eclipse Foundation to showcase Eclipse technologies and solutions. Drop by the Eclipse Island, in the Open Source Park, Hall 2, booth numbers 151-154, to meet representatives from EclipseSource, Actuate, SOPERA, BREDEX and the Eclipse Foundation. Visit the demo theater and see Eclipse products and projects, including GUIdancer, Yoxos, RAP, BIRT and Swordfish.
Looking forward to seeing you there!