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MyEclipse Blue Gives Websphere an AJAX Booster Shot
Genuitec announced today the immediate availability of the first milestone release of MyEclipse 7.0 Blue Edition. This release provides WebSphere developers with advanced Ajax tooling, enhanced reporting technologies and Eclipse 3.4 support, among other enhancements.In addition to supporting Ganymede and delivering advanced Ajax tooling, MyEclipse 7.0 Blue Edition M1 includes:
MyEclipse 7.0 lands on JavaScript
"What makes Ganymede a really brand new and possibly game-changing event is that for the first time, JavaScript is a part of the JDT. It's now becoming a first-class language inside of Eclipse." Also: making Maven easier.
[from bushwald] MyEclipse 7.0 lands on JavaScript
"What makes Ganymede a really brand new and possibly game-changing event is that for the first time, JavaScript is a part of the JDT. It's now becoming a first-class language inside of Eclipse." Also: making Maven easier.
MyEclipse 7.0 lands on JavaScript
"What makes Ganymede a really brand new and possibly game-changing event is that for the first time, JavaScript is a part of the JDT. It's now becoming a first-class language inside of Eclipse." Also: making Maven easier.
Genuitec Provides No-Risk Option to RAD for WebSphere Developers
Genuitec announced today the release of a new product, MyEclipse Blue Edition, which is targeted at IBM Rational Application Developer (RAD) and WebSphere development. MyEclipse Blue Edition is a powerful IDE for IBM
RAD and WebSphere developers. With advanced WebSphere- specific
features and customized connectors, MyEclipse Blue Edition is the
lightweight, powerful solution for today's discerning IBM shops.
MyEclipse Hibernate Introduction Tutorial
learning how to use hibernate
MyEclipse Hibernate Introduction Tutorial
learning how to use hibernate
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