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I remember how much fun could be had by implementing doesNotUnderstand: and using become: - haven't seen anything like it since ;-) |
@martinlippert J9, p2 |
@martinlippert one letter one digit code names are all the rage these days! |
Could Eclipse have its own PluginStore? I'd sell a multi-launch plugin (bug 39900) for $0.99. Would IBM let me? If the $0.99 was IBM's? |
@njbartlett but not enough time to get into functional programming again, unless perhaps... would you be interested in Haskell-enabling e4? |
@njbartlett It's related to something I have been involved with in the past, see http://is.gd/9JJS and http://is.gd/9JK1 |
@njbartlett does http://conal.net/blog/ make sense to you? Looks interesting, but is too much out of my world to be absorbed easily. |
@jeervin It's hard to predict how much will be invested in e4 by whom. Personally, I think it is important, and it's also fun, lots to learn |
@jeervin the JavaScript stuff is in an early stage, but the more languages the merrier. If you have time to help that would be great! |
@jeervin need help with Groovy and JRuby support for e4 - see /cvsroot/eclipse/e4/org.eclipse.e4.ui/bundles/org.eclipse.e4.core.javascript |
Tomorrow should be interesting. http://tinyurl.com/5c8kdy |
Equinox Hackathon? http://is.gd/7OMI |
Amazing photos using tilt-shift lenses: http://is.gd/7My7 (what is a tilt-shift lens? http://is.gd/7OrU) |
dal-sardo.de is approved. |
next try www.dal-sardo.de |
Scrap that, closed on Sundays |
Trying Italian - Trattoria Rosa Blu, Eberhardstr. 19, Ludwigsburg |
arrived at Schlosshotel Monrepos |
Es geschehen noch Zeichen und Wunder. I am going to Eclipse Summit Europe in Ludwigsburg. Arriving Sunday, leaving Friday. |
@njbartlett how much would it cost to buy Sun's Java department, and how much annually to run it? (Not asking for IBM, just curious) |
