| Pair programming like hydra [message #37635] |
Fri, 23 May 2003 18:27  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi,
When is eclipse going to get pair programming capable editor?
Check out:
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http://hydra.globalse.org/
Editing documents in groups can be a challenge. Versioning systems like
cvs or subversion can help your group to keep a consistent copy of your
document, but don't go that extra mile. Wouldn't it be great to edit the
same document, live, in realtime, together with everyone in your group?
Time for Hydra
With Hydra you can. The idea of collaborative editing has been
researched for years, with notable results. But now for the first time
it has been implemented in a way you actually want to use: A
sophisiticated technique allows all users to type anywhere in the text
without locking parts of the text for other users, making Hydra just as
easy to use as a traditional text editor.
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With ant, junit, cvs already integrated in eclipse, this seems like next
step.
Thanks,
Prashant Rane
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| Re: Pair programming like hydra [message #39870 is a reply to message #37635] |
Mon, 26 May 2003 22:12  |
| Eclipse User |
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What about offline user(s) ?
Cvs is great for all
regards
Haris Peco
Prashant Rane wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When is eclipse going to get pair programming capable editor?
>
> Check out:
> ################################################
> http://hydra.globalse.org/
>
> Editing documents in groups can be a challenge. Versioning systems like
> cvs or subversion can help your group to keep a consistent copy of your
> document, but don't go that extra mile. Wouldn't it be great to edit the
> same document, live, in realtime, together with everyone in your group?
>
> Time for Hydra
> With Hydra you can. The idea of collaborative editing has been
> researched for years, with notable results. But now for the first time
> it has been implemented in a way you actually want to use: A
> sophisiticated technique allows all users to type anywhere in the text
> without locking parts of the text for other users, making Hydra just as
> easy to use as a traditional text editor.
> ################################################
>
>
> With ant, junit, cvs already integrated in eclipse, this seems like next
> step.
>
> Thanks,
> Prashant Rane
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