Category Archives: eclipsecon 2007

Building Cathedrals from Bazaars

Posted on September 18, 2008 by chrisjhorn

I wrote this as part of my work for Cloudsmith. It is a follow up of my earlier posting a few weeks ago. In summary, Cloudsmith lets you browse and find useful bundles of software components which work together – … Continue reading →

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Eclipse Spaces

Posted on March 12, 2007 by chrisjhorn

Part of the dilemma with the global software community today is that there are so so many open source repositories and projects. I guess amongst the best known community owned initiatives are Apache, eclipse and SourceForge. But there are very … Continue reading →

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