I have started my java career with Jet Brains' IntelliJ (more lovably called IDEa). After some time, IBM gave away one of the greatest donations to OSF The Eclipse platform. For the novice of me at that time, This was huge - How come a company that build WSAD give away the foundation technology used for the same commercial product to OSF. Well for good or bad, IBM did what it did.
Ever since there is no looking back for Eclipse community - which grew leaps and bounds and now there are more than 50 core projects in eclipse itself and numerous plugins for almost any kind of development and deployment on earth.
Eclipse's V3.4 has moved into the direction of OSGi (one of my recently found enthusing technologies). Recently there are preparations for e4 the next version for Eclipse.
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Ever since there is no looking back for Eclipse community - which grew leaps and bounds and now there are more than 50 core projects in eclipse itself and numerous plugins for almost any kind of development and deployment on earth.
Eclipse's V3.4 has moved into the direction of OSGi (one of my recently found enthusing technologies). Recently there are preparations for e4 the next version for Eclipse.
Whats next?
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