Tag Archives: eclipse
Tag Cloud Visualization for Source Code
I’ve always been a huge fan of Wordle, so when I saw Fabian Steeg’s announcement of Cloudio – the SWT-based tag cloud visualization for Zest – I knew I wanted to do something with it, so I created Sourcecloud (suggestions for a better name are welcome). Sourcecloud is an Eclipse plug-in that lets you create tag clouds […]
Scala IDE at Eclipse Summit Europe 2010
It seems to be customary to announce his Eclipse Summit talk in blogs, so here’s mine: My talk will of course be on the Scala IDE for Eclipse: This talk introduces the Scala IDE for Eclipse, the obvious choice for all Eclipse users who want to write Scala code. We are going to both take […]
Eclipse Helios Released: What It Doesn’t Have
Many good reviews already cover all the nice new features that are in Eclipse Helios, so I’m going to show you a three annoyances that have been bothering me for years and are still not fixed in Helios. And these aren’t things like the high memory consumption or the sluggish interface. Multiple Desktops A bug […]
Building Eclipse Plug-ins Written in Scala with Maven/Tycho
The Scala Refactoring project currently uses a rather crude hand-written ant build file; it compiles and runs tests. What it doesn’t do is creating a proper OSGi bundle, which I need if I want to do proper releases and integrate it into the Scala Eclipse IDE. Most of my colleagues are using PDE build, but […]