If nothing goes wrong I’ll be next week in San Francisco "attending" JavaOne. "Attending" means I’ll just go to the RedMonk Unconference on Monday CommunityOne and networking at the evening parties (as usual)
I’ll drive from LA to SF on Friday or Saturday and back the next weekend, hopefully doing some sightseeing, anyone around for a drink during the weekend ?
A new release of Q4E is out, 0.6.0, with WTP support and the ability to do a exclude all/force version from the dependency analysis UI. I particularly like the exclude all because if you had to do it by hand you would go to each dependency and add the exclusions. This way you select the dependency you don’t want and Q4E will add all necessary exclusions for you.
At last, the long awaited WTP support
is present on a public release. Enhanced support for resource
processing and fine-grained control of the incremental builds is also
supported, along with dependency management features available right
from your favorite dependency analysis view.
For those considering goign to next EclipseCON, this is the kind of people you’ll find there 😉
would you buy anything from this guy?
McLovin from SuperBad (or not)
Fertilizacion cruzada
Love is in the air
Everybody wants a picture with Lynn
Spanish table
You can get now my talk slides from the official EclipseCON page for Q4E, Maven integration for Eclipse and Maven, Eclipse and OSGi working together. Here are the direct links:
Update: fixed links
Abel has been rushing to get WTP support working just in time for my talk at EclipseCON. Nice job!
Check the screencast. You will need the development verson of Q4E 0.6.0 until it is released (using the update site at http://q4e.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/updatesite-dev/)
The talk went well, not much to do it 10 min though. Will be posting the slides soon.
Yesterday’s Maven, Eclipse and OSGi working together tutorial went fairly well, I thought I would have plenty of time but had to rush through the end. The room (small one) was packed, with aournd 50 people, and the feedback collected by the Eclipse Foundation was 17 positive, 0 negative, so not bad, considering that the tutorial was pretty hardcore stuff and some people were definitely not expecting it (next time I need to make that more clear). I’ll post the material online soon.
Tomorrow I’ll be giving a short talk about Q4E, more user oriented, at 16:50, room 209/210.
Monday ended with the usual suspects (and recently joined ones) like Lynn Gayowski (Eclipse Foundation) and Adrian Mos (Inria), having some beers (free of course), and deciding to make a t-shirt for foreigners (US foreigners) with sentences like "Smart people thinks in Celsius" or "Smart people use colored bank notes" 😀
Seems that today is going to end the same way as yesterday, having some beers during the receptions. Come around and say hi 😉
Update: fixed links
Monday 8:00 Maven, Eclipse and OSGi working together tutorial
Wednesday 16:50 Q4E, Maven integration for Eclipse short talk
Show up or find me at the bar 😉
A new release of Q4E is out, 0.5.0. Thanks to all the people involved for making such a quick turn around and keep a constant release cycle.
Besides many bug fixes and small improvements, the main changes are:
An example of the new Dependency analysis view
Carlos Sanchez's Weblog 