#eclipsecon

[squanondorph]

Some pics of my costume before and during the convention~🍃

[wernerkeil]

#EclipseCon2022 #EclipseCon #Ludwigsburg (hier: Forum am Schlosspark) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkJEqPNjpg95tzgJcQspTnRU8wyBReyYiAat7k0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[two-keys]

i love how im going to Eclipse Con 2k17 but i dont really care about the eclipse?

i just wanna go to a con.

[imadeit-davidjanes]

Less than 1 week left. Conference is March 9-12, 2015 near SFO.

EclipseCon is about sharing best practices, insights, case studies, and innovations in the Eclipse community and in the wider world of software development. We want attendees to be educated and inspired after each talk. We love talks about new ways of using Eclipse technology, new ways to be a better software developer, or an introduction to a new open source project. Less inspiring are talks about a new Eclipse project release that most attendees can read in a new-and-noteworthy document. To be inspired for your proposal, here is a list of the most popular talks from EclipseCon 2014 and EclipseCon 2013.

…IoT Day will feature talks on creating applications for IoT. Proposed talks might include experience reports about using open hardware such as Arduino, BeagleBone, Raspberry Pi, using Eclipse IoT projects, or new open source projects for IoT.

[imadeit-davidjanes]

[imadeit-davidjanes]

[obsoletealien]

Crazy voting machine #eclipsecon

[stephanebegaudeau-blog]

EclipseCon Europe 2012

"Over the last few years, with the rise of application lifecycle management tools, your IDE became a technical data powerhouse. Within the development team, developers are manipulating a broad range of data thanks to dedicated tools. Ranging from the PDE to EGit and including Mylyn Tasks, Mylyn Build, m2clipse and even the platform itself, we have now access to countless of tools just a click away.

Your IDE is now a maze of tools that are sometime communicating with each others yet you cannot easily access or manipulate the data that they are creating.

Presented for the first time, Ariadne is a brand new Eclipse-based tool built to cut through the maze by leveraging the data collected by your IDE. With those data, Ariadne can provide you with a bird eye view of your IDE to monitor your project. Contrary to existing tools like Checkstyle or Sonar, Ariadne does not consider that a project is limited to its code and it can let you define cross concern requirements to help you keep your project in line.

Finally, with its data-driven approach, you will see how Ariadne can help you measure the impact of the changes that you want to realize on your project.

During 25 minutes, you will see how Ariadne can use the daily work of an Eclipse committer to help the management of an Eclipse project."

The slides are available online.