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Re: [dsdp-pmc] FW: Eclipse Runtime Technologies Summit
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No, I'll be promoting eRCP at the Sprint
Application Developers Conference that week. Chris Aniszczyk is very
familiar with eRCP though. Perhaps he can represent us.
Mark
"Gaff, Doug"
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Hi Mark,
Are you or anyone from
the eRCP project attending this?
Doug
Feed: Planet Eclipse
Posted on: Thursday, November 08, 2007 12:17 AM
Author: Jeff McAffer
Subject: Jeff McAffer: Eclipse Runtime Technologies Summit
Seems like we’ve had a real run on
summits lately. Equinox
and CDT
summits, the Eclipse
Summit Europe, OS
Summit Asia is coming up and
now the Eclipse
Summit on Runtime Technologies and Platforms
is being planned. The casual observer could quite reasonably be confused
by all this summiting. Let me explain a bit about the latest Runtime
Summit.
First, it is becoming clear that Eclipse
has a lot of really significant runtime related technology in its projects.
I recently asked Eclipse committers to list the runtime related work in
their projects on the Runtime
Technology Catalog wiki page.
Within hours the page had quite a few entries and I’m sure there are still
more to come. Looking over the list you see things like Equinox
(of course), ECF,
EclipseLink,
RAP,
SwordFish,
Riena,
eRCP,
… In many cases these are significant chunks of production quality code
specifically for aimed at runtime scenarios.
Having noticed this trend, the Foundation
and a few project leads thought it would be a good idea to get together
the interested parties and plot a course for what clearly is an accelerating
trend. And so the Runtime Summit was born.
The main goal of the summit is to understand
and coordinate the various Eclipse runtime technologies. What technologies
do we have at Eclipse today? What is coming? How are they related? What
is happening in these technologies? How will they affect other parts of
Eclipse? How can the Eclipse community be mustered to make the most of
these trends? All of these are questions we hope to discuss at the summit.
This event is not intended to be a technical
discussion (well, lets be real, we’re techies so that is inevitable but
it is not the driving purpose). Rather, a higher level survey, coordination,
strategy discussion between stakeholders. If you think you are one of these
stakeholders and would like to contribute concretely to this event, check
out the registration details on the summit wiki page.
Note that this has been a bit late coming
together. The deadline for discounted hotel bookings is actually today!
See you there… |
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