SWT Gantt Chart Widget

A couple of weeks ago I integrated the SWT Gantt chart widget in Sorting Thoughts. And I must say it is a really useful SWT widget and it fits perfect in the concept of Sorting Thoughts.

The integration of the widget is very simple and it’s supports some interface reps. abstract classes which helps by the customizing. See AbstractSettings and AbstractLanguageManager. My only problem was to set a new min zoom level because the limit constant in ISettings is not overwriteable. But as workaround it is possible to use the IGanttEventListener. zoomedIn(…) to stop zooming in a not useful zoom level.

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Die Architektur von Android

Android geht in vielerlei Hinsicht ganz andere Wege als andere Linux-Versionen – das beginnt bei Anpassungen am Kernel und hört bei der virtuellen Maschine Dalvik noch lange nicht auf. Die Besonderheiten der Android-Architektur zu kennen hilft dabei, die Eigenarten der populärsten Linux-Variante zu verstehen.

Interessanter Artikel von Arno Becker auf heise mobile: Die Architektur von Android


Homemade advertisement with iMovie Trailer


Agiles Manifest – zehn Jahre später

Die 17 ITler, die sich vor zehn Jahren am 12. Februar in den Rocky Mountains getroffen hatten, konnten sich damals sicherlich nicht vorstellen, welche Auswirkung ihr Agiles Manifest auf die Softwareentwicklung haben würde. Dass die Entwicklung noch nicht abgeschlossen ist, liegt in der Natur der Agilität begründet.

Interessanter Artikel von Jutta Eckstein auf http://www.heise.de/developer/


Useful RegEx Plugin for Eclipse

RegEx Util is a very useful Eclipse plugin for testing Java regular expressions:

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Activate IPv6 „Privacy Extensions“ on Mac OS X

The following simple steps activate the IPv6 „Privacy Extensions“ on Mac OS X.

Create the sysctl.conf file if not exist:

sudo nano /etc/sysctl.conf

and add the use_tempaddr variable:

net.inet6.ip6.use_tempaddr=1

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Sorting Thoughts is now available

The final version of Sorting Thoughts (Eclipse RCP based) is now available and ready for test:

Sorting Thoughts” is a personal information and knowledge management software. It is designed to manage your thoughts such as moments of sudden inspirations, tasks, events, projects and anything else you may think of.



Test a brand new Eclipse RCP application


My Eclipse RCP application Sorting Thoughts (for Mac OS X and MS Windows, Sync with HP Palm webOS devices) is now ready for beta test. If you looking for a personal information and knowledge management software try a look at:

Sorting Thoughts BETA Version


Ultimate Wallboard contest

That’s a nice idea: Ultimate Wallboard contest

Links:



The Best Development Status Board Ever!

Panic board

see http://www.panic.com/blog/2010/03/the-panic-status-board/


Some interesting links…



webOS by Example: Sorting Thoughts

My slides about my experience with webOS and the development of Sorting Thoughts for webOS:


XWiki Enterprise 2.0 & Beyond

My last test installation of XWiki was three years ago and after reading the current feature list of XWiki Enterprise I’m really impressed. I think I have a new entry for my task list: “Installing XWiki and test it”.

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Platform check in Eclipse 3.5

To check the running platform in an Eclipse 3.5 plugin or RCP app use this:

org.eclipse.jface/src/org/eclipse/jface/util/Util.java

...
        /**
	 * Note: this may be made internal in 3.5
	 * @return true for windows platforms
	 * @since 3.5
	 */
	public static final boolean isWindows() {
		final String ws = SWT.getPlatform();
		return WS_WIN32.equals(ws) || WS_WPF.equals(ws);
	}

	/**
	 * Note: this may be made internal in 3.5
	 * @return true for mac platforms
	 * @since 3.5
	 */
	public static final boolean isMac() {
		final String ws = SWT.getPlatform();
		return WS_CARBON.equals(ws) || WS_COCOA.equals(ws);
	}
...

5 short Eclipse 3.5 links



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