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Author Archives: sureshkrishna
BayArea Eclipse DemoCamp roundup
I am excited to attend the much awaited DemoCamp and meet some Regional Community enthusiasts. Till now 21 got registered for the Regional Community and i am expecting this number to grow; i am sure that Bay Area has more … Continue reading
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Tagged Bay Area Regional Community, democamp, eclipse, Redwood City
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Eclipse DemoCamp in Bay Area : Redwood City
The much awaited DemoCamp is being organized by the Ingres Corporation in Bay Area, Redwood City. This is a very good opportunity for all the Bay Area Eclipse Regional Community members to meet and share their experiences. I am hoping … Continue reading
Announcing : Bay Area Eclipse Regional Community
I am excited to announce the starting of the Bay Area Eclipse Regional Community (http://wiki.eclipse.org/Regional_Communities#USA). Thanks to all the Eclipse enthusiasts who responded to my post (http://sureshkrishna.wordpress.com/2008/09/09/regional-communities-in-silicon-valley). Many wanted to have a Regional Community to share their experiences in the … Continue reading
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Tagged bay area, Communities, eclipse, Regional
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RCP, RAP and eRCP : Single Code Base and Three Runtimes
Running an Eclipse application on Desktop, Web and mobile platform seems to be an exciting and challenging task for many. With a clear and crisp APIs, Eclipse made this task practical and easier. Chris Aniszczyk has already posted an example … Continue reading
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Tagged eclipse, ercp, Ganymede, RAP, RCP
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Attn : Eclipse Enthusiasts in Bay Area
After the Eclipse Day @ Googleplex, i was wondering if a similar thing can be organized in Bay Area. I understand that Googleplex event is a special one, however if anyone is interested, we can probably start a Regional Community … Continue reading
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Tagged bay area, eclipse, regional communities
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Beware of writing regex and string functions
Recently i was involved in an issue took a week to come to know the root cause. In the end its an eye opener to many who does not give importance to string functions and regex. “Regular expressions and String … Continue reading
Organizational Growth and Freeway Traffic
Did you every wonder any kind of correlation between the Organizational Growth and Freeway traffic ? As i travel a lot on the freeway over the weekends (to Southern California especially on the Route 1), i found an interesting correlation … Continue reading
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Tagged analogy, freeway, growth, highway, organization
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Eclipse Ganymede Release
Yesterday i have written a short blog; Things i like in Ganymede. In my blog, Ganymede was misspelled which was purely unintentional. I would like to extend my sincere apologies to all the readers and Eclipse for the confusion. Thanks … Continue reading
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Things i like in Ganymede
Another great release from Eclipse this year with 23 simultaneous projects. I was little bit confused as to 23 vs 24 projects; these two numbers are hovering in different sources. Never the less, i am happy to download and play … Continue reading
Java XML Libraries – Quick Reference
Reader Level : Basic Recently i have been involved in a project that uses heavy XML which game me opportunity to look into many Java and XML related technologies/libraries/parsers. I tried to share some of interesting libraries that i dealt … Continue reading