Almost 24 hours ago Google announces list of accepted projects in this year edition of Google Summer of Code program. In current edition Eclipse Foundation got 17 slots (as you may know from Wayne post). One of this slots was allocated for me (as a student) and Matthias Sohn, the project that we’ll be working… Continue reading
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Android, Eclipse, Maven and (Robo)Guice together?
I’m sure that when you trays automated dependency management and application building/deploying you will never want to abandon this kind of comfort that it gives. The same situation is with dependency injection; when you will get it ideas. In “normal” desktop, web, or server side project’s integrating with such tools like maven and guice isn’t… Continue reading
EGit synchornization – the next step
First step of providing synchronization feature into EGit was, display set of changes between two branches, and this works quite well (if there is applied my latest patch for common ancestor). The next step of integration would be to make it more “git” way. In this case all changes should be spited into proper commits,… Continue reading
GSoC10 midterm and EGit common ancestor
I don’t know exactly when we hit a Google Summer of Code 2010 midterm date … time runs so fast, few weeks ago I was writing that I’ve got accepted in this year’s program edition, and now we hit a midterm evaluations. This is a quite good time to sum up this short period of… Continue reading
EGit preliminary synchronization view support merged!
Yesterday patch “Add preliminary synchronization support within Eclipse for branches” (to be honest it also supports synchronization with tags) was merged into master. What it means ? This mean that every one who want to play with current Synchronization view support in EGit can easily download it from EGit’s nightly build repository. Quick description what is supported… Continue reading