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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Does anyone need an Eclipse developer?
GSOC is about to end.
There is a time for change. Maybe not at the moment but in very near future. I have some reasons, personal one to move to Frankfurt for a longer time. The personal one.
If you are looking for Eclipse developer, Java (plain, Struts2, Spring, Hibernate ...), requirements engineer, analyst, designer. If you are looking for such a person in nearby Frankfurt/Main, Mainz, or for remote work. Please let me know.
If you are doing software architecture analysis or think about doing that, or you are looking for young software architect who want to learn, and learns real fast you are my dreamed employer ;)
End of the GSOC 2008
It was nice adventure with the GSOC this year. But my journey with the PDE customization support is not finished. We need to make it as useful as we can.
But I owe all of you some summary. What we have on board:
- Remove features from tree (Views, Commands etc.. - in general all
IPluginElement
s /IPluginExtension
s if you are familiar with the PDE Product model) - Changing name of nodes.
- Launching product with transformations
- Exporting product with transformations
To make it work make sure that transformation hook is located in the same place as
org.eclipse.osgi
. It can be issue during the launch (when you exporting all plug-ins ends in the same location).Code is in the same place it was before - so in code.google.com repo. If you want to make it run you will probably need also ant.ui from the Eclipse HEAD, as I also try to sync the pde.core and pde.ui with the HEAD (cause next step is to make Product Customizations part of Eclipse 3.5 Mx).
If you want to watch presentation please use this link (I've resigned from youtube hosting cause I cannot place there high quality movies) or the uncompressed version with annotations.
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