Eclipse Spaces

markdeveloper — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:31:01 -0400

I looked at the Eclipse Spaces. It looks very cool!
Does an Eclipse Space offer full source control features like checkin and checkout?

- Mark Blomsma

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Eclipse Spaces

xxxlucas — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 14:10:55 -0400

After launching v1.2, we went heads down again to work on our next project, Eclipse Spaces.

Finally, we have something to show for it and it has been really exciting! For those of you who are not familiar with Eclipse, it is one of the largest, non-for profit open source software groups in the world. They produce a wide range of tools, one of the most popular is the Eclipse Java Development Environment.

If you are an Eclipse developer, publishing and promoting your work has always been an issue. If you are working on an official Eclipse project, you can ride their coat tails, but if you are that lone entrepreneurial developer or that small team; you had to set up your own infrastructure to host and collaborate. Eclipse Spaces is a new standard that allows you to plug into any space provider with an adaptor. Once you have your space set up, you can publish and consume new Eclipse tools from right inside of Eclipse. As a developer, the hard work begun after development was done. It is the packaging, documenting, making and testing installers, etc. So we wanted Eclipse Spaces to be simple, part of the development environment, and open. So once I am done with my code, I publish it and get a URL to an update site. I can share that URL with people and with it they can install the binaries or even the code if I make it open source.

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Eclipse Spaces

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Eclipse Spaces

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