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Adventures in 3D with Eclipse ICE and JavaFX
Robert Smith and Tony McCrary discuss how the JavaFX 3D API works and lessons learned during the migration of an existing 3D tool to JavaFX 8's 3D API.
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Eclipse Orion: Fast, Functional and at Your Fingertips
Steve Northover presents tips, tricks and new features that make JavaScript development more productive and fun with Eclipse Orion, including quick fixes, content assist and refactoring support.
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Your Agile Project at Eclipse with Tuleap
Manuel Vacelet and Pascal Rapicault introduce Tuleap - Scrum, Kanban, and generic bug tracking –, explaining how to integrate it with the Eclipse toolset and Bugzilla.
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Java 9's Other Puzzle Pieces
Erik Costlow discusses which Java 9 improvements are automatic, which require an update, and how to take advantage of new multi-release JAR files and maintain backwards compatibility during upgrade.
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Scientific Simulation with Eclipse - from Zero Code to Running on Lots of Cores in 10 Minutes
Alex McCaskey describes recent plugins implemented for the Eclipse ICE to streamline and improve the MOOSE development workflow, from application development to execution on a remote HPC resource.
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A Review of Eclipse 4, Its APIs and Architecture
Tom Schindl reviews Eclipse 4’s API and architecture, pinpointing successes, failures and mistakes.
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Moving a Large Swing-Based Geoscience Application to Eclipse
Mike Reyes and Mary Cole discuss the reasons for selecting Eclipse and RCP, how the move was made, challenges encountered during this move, and the benefits that have resulted from this change.
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Creating a Complex Form-Based UI in 30 Minutes
Maximilian Koegel demos the creation of an EMF form defining the underlying data entity, tables for referenced entities, validations, conditions, and embedding the form into a running application.
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Integrating Different IDEs with a Common Set of Developer Services
David Staheli discusses approaches Microsoft is taking to plugin development, sharing experiences in reusing code across plugins for different IDEs, with demos of plugins in Eclipse, IntelliJ, and VS.
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Practical Workflows with Git LFS
Tim Pettersen covers Git LFS internals & architecture, CLI usage, team workflows and how to use it with Eclipse EGit, providing practical advice for those interested in using Git LFS.
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The State of Docker and Vagrant Tooling in Eclipse
Roland Grunberg and Jeff Johnston present the current status and future plans for Eclipse Docker Tooling, including some demos.
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An Intelligence Agency in Transition: Succeeding in the Open
Chris Rasmussen discusses NGA's open source strategy, how contributing to open source is changing government partnerships, and the agency's cultural pivot toward a more unclassified future.