Thanks for sending this! Here are some random thoughts. Apologies again for missing the call!
I was looking at the Eclipse Ultimate discussion. As a point of reference, until recently, our guideline for ICE was "add any feature that would be useful to a scientist and is IP approved." It ballooned to about 1.2G, and we had to cull the list once complaints
started rolling in. It ended up being an all around bad experience for us, so now we have a much smaller build at 511MB and are trying to go smaller.
Something I also wanted to mention along the UX line is that I've been playing with the Atom editor (http://atom.io) lately. It is, in my opinion, a very good example of how lightweight a code editor could (some would say should) be and it roughly lines
up with what I was pitching for a "lightweight Eclipse build" in our post-ECNA discussion thread.
Jay
Jay Jay Billings
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Subject: [eclipse.org-architecture-council] AC 13-Oct Meeting Minutes
Hi all,
Notes of the meeting we just had are now online:
https://wiki.eclipse.org/Architecture_Council/Meetings/October_13_2016
Actions for Wayne, Eike and myself.
I’d like to mention that we had good attendance (14), but from the official PMC reps we only got 5 out of 12. We can discuss next month whether that’s an issue or not … but perhaps the not attending PMCs could
consider nominating people who would be willing to join ? Today BIRT, DTP, Mylyn, RT, SOA, WTP and LocationTech were not officially represented. Maybe not an issue, but I did want to point it out.
Martin
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