By jsugrue
via eclipse.dzone.com
Published: Jun 24 2009 / 09:49
Today marks the much anticipated release of Eclipse Galileo, or Eclipse 3.5. Once again, it's striking how such a large set of projects across the developer community can coordinate such a big software drop consistently, year after year. Congratulations and much respect is due to the project leads, developers and Eclipse foundation for achieving this.
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Comments
overtheline.myopenid.com replied ago:
Really why? No new significant features in years.
This is how NOT to release software if you want to keep users.
jsugrue replied ago:
That depends on what you consider a signficant feature. The Java IDE itself is pretty mature, but there are some new additions - and there's a lot of new help for plug-in developers.
And the Galileo release is about more than just the IDE - take a look at XText, CDO, ECF, EMF and lots of others for new functionality.
kohlerm replied ago:
The Eclipse Memory Analyzer alone is significant in my (biased) opinion ;)
NickBelhomme replied ago:
Indeed Eclipse Galileo is much much faster than its predecessor.
domitay replied ago:
A little more details on the news features and its use would be greatly appreciated.
willcode4beer replied ago:
what? no t-shirt for writing a review this time? ;-)
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