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A first look at Eclipse 4
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| The Eclipse development environment has become a very popular open source
| project. A flexible software tool kit, Eclipse can integrate the products of
| several vendors as plug-ins, for example for modelling, development and
| software tests; for some time now, Eclipse hasn't just been about Java. The
| Eclipse Foundation behind the development environment has grown into an
| influential consortium: in November 2001, IBM introduced the source code of a
| development environment into the newly established Eclipse.org open source
| community. IBM then dominated the scene for a long time, until the foundation
| was established as an independent and non-profit organisation for the
| development of the Eclipse platform in 2004.
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http://www.h-online.com/open/A-first-look-at-Eclipse-4--/news/113899
Recent:
Eclipse Eclipses Itself Again
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| Instead, Eclipse flies the flag for the very best in free software; as such,
| maybe its annual release should be celebrated a little more abeyond the
| programming community that already knows its value well.
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http://www.computerworlduk.com/community/blogs/index.cfm?entryid=2300&blogid=14
Eclipse Galileo: The release train leaves the station
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| Milinkovich said "When it was just the IDE, things were simpler". The first
| named release train of Eclipse, released in 2006, was Callisto which
| incorporated ten projects. The Galileo release train incorporates thirty
| three projects, with ten new projects added since last years Ganymede
| release, over 24 million lines of code in total.
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http://www.h-online.com/open/Eclipse-Galileo-The-release-train-leaves-the-station--/news/113605
Eclipse Galileo Releases 33 Open Source Projects
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| The Eclipse Foundation is today making its biggest release of the year,
| highlighting open source projects created using the Eclipse development
| platform. Its new Galileo release -- the latest in the group's
| annual "release train" roundup -- includes 33 open source projects that were
| built with contributions from 44 different organizations.
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http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3826721/
Poll: 90 per cent are satisfied with the Eclipse development environment
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| The Eclipse Foundation has published the results of the global Eclipse
| Community Survey 2009 in The Open Source Developer Report[icon:pdf]. The
| Foundation held the survey from mid-April to mid-May in order to get
| developer feedback on the tools and software that they use. The organisation
| wanted to learn how the respondents used open source software and how they
| interacted with the Eclipse community. Nearly 1,500 participants took part in
| the Foundation poll, of which 27.8 per cent were from Germany, followed by
| 15.7 per cent from the United States. Only 0.6 per cent of participants were
| from the United Kingdom. Approximately 80 per cent of the respondents worked
| for companies that are not members of an open source consortium.
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http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/139603
Eclipse Survey: Linux More Popular as Deployment Platform
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| More tellingly, Linux is now the leading deployment platform at 43 percent
| and Windows has dropped to 41 percent among Eclipse users surveyed.
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https://ldn.linuxfoundation.org/article/eclipse-survey-linux-more-popular-deployment-platform
Eclipse survey results show growth in Linux, open source
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| The Eclipse Foundation has published the findings of its latest user survey.
| According to the results, the number of developers using Eclipse on Linux
| workstations and deploying their applications on Linux servers has increased.
| The results also show an increase in the number of respondents who say that
| their companies are contributing to open source software.
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http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2009/05/eclipse-survey-results-show-growth-in-linux-open-source.ars
GNU/Linux Eclipses Windows â for Eclipse Users
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| For me, the highlight is the following:
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| Developers appear to be shifting away from Microsoft Windows to Linux and Mac
| OSX for their development operating system. 26.9% of respondents cite Linux
| was as primary desktop operating system, representing a 7 percentage point
| increase from 2007. Though Windows is still the dominant development OS at
| 64%, it has decreased 10 percentage points from 2007. The most popular Linux
| variant of choice among developers is Ubuntu, which accounts for over half of
| Linux respondents. Mac OSX has increase to 6.9% from 3.5% in 2007.
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http://www.computerworlduk.com/community/blogs/index.cfm?entryid=2222&blogid=14
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