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Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Delivering Feature Patches - Part II Dec 4, 2008 ... This post will go over the basics of creating a Feature Patch, the most robust option when wanting to deliver some code changes, ... 2.
Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Darin Wright, Champion Among Men Today I would like to make a post telling everyone that our manager, Darin Wright is indeed a champion among men (not just to get a ... 3.
Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Funny Error Dialogs Apr 16, 2008 ... Funny Error Dialogs. I was working today when this gem showed up: While wondering how much money the person that created this dialog got for ... 4.
Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Custom Detail Pane Widgets Feb 15, 2007 ... The first major feature I worked on is adding support for custom detail pane widgets (Bug 75852). This feature allows plugins to contribute ... 5.
Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Escape from 3.3 Lockdown Coding in the (Melting) Snow. The IBM Winnipeg Eclipse Team develops the platform ... Escape from 3.3 Lockdown. It's so nice to be out of the 3.3 lockdown. ... 6.
Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Breakpoints are Axesome Aug 2, 2006 ... I have an XML editor whose outline is shown on the outline view and I want to add breakpoints through its content outline. ... 7.
Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Can I launch my launch from the ... Jun 26, 2006 ... No more fussing with the launch configuration dialog to run shared configurations (unless you like needless work) YAY. ... 8.
Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Facebook is the new Eclipse Hangout Jun 20, 2007 ... Facebook is the new Eclipse Hangout. For all you Eclipse Committers (and Committer wannabes) who hang out on Facebook at least once in a ... 9.
Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Custom Detail Pane Widgets Feb 15, 2007 ... The first major feature I worked on is adding support for custom detail pane widgets (Bug 75852). This feature allows plugins to contribute ... 10.
Coding in the (Melting) Snow: Out of Lockdown V2.0 Jul 17, 2007 ... As Curtis put it: it is nice to be out of the 3.3 lockdown. It means that we can start writing some cool code and adding in some cool new ... |
