Check out the current installment of RedMonkTV wherein I talk with Mylar’s Mik Kersten about writing Java IDE extensions and my curiosity about how much influence Smalltalk has had on the Eclipse world.
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[...] JavaOne I had a great time chatting with Cote from RedMonk about building IDE extensions and about how Eclipse has changed the landscape and taken us far [...]
[...] will save you in the long run, which may be true. I have not coded in Eclipse, but those who do, like Mik Kersten, tell me that Eclipse’s object oriented nature over the long haul has paid off when it comes [...]
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