Re: [eclipse.org-planning-council] New and Noteworthy for Photon

["Daniel Megert" <daniel_megert@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Wayne For the
Eclipse TLP it would be

Java 9
Java 10
JUnit 5.1
Java source folders
can be marked as tests
Dark theme improvements

If you need more,
you can go to https://bugs.eclipse.org/534241.

Dani



From:
       Wayne
Beaton <wayne.beaton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
       Eclipse
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Date:
       16.05.2018
19:52
Subject:
       [eclipse.org-planning-council]
New and Noteworthy for Photon
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Hey Planning Council.

I'm engaged with my usual annual fun
with the marketing team at the Eclipse Foundation, trying to sort out our
messaging for Photon.

I have the New and Noteworthy's from
the Eclipse Project and am doing my usual annual parse through them. I
haven't located the New and Noteworthy's from any other project's yet,
but will sort out a plan to sort that out in the next day or so.

There's all sorts of good stuff in there.
Java 10 support is, in particular I think, a big part of our message.

But the
good stuff coming out of the Eclipse Project only provides part of the
picture. 

My sense is that Rust support (and LSP/TextMate
support in general) is important, and that the change in how we're doing
releases is significant. 

We need to boil it down to marketing-speak,
which means 5(ish) bullets with some supporting materials. The target audience
is the user community.

I need some help.

In your opinion (at a high level) what
are the compelling 5(ish) things that we need the user community to know
about this release?

Thanks,

Wayne

-- 
Wayne Beaton
Director of Open Source Projects
The Eclipse Foundation
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