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EdNotes: Ganymede Update, EclipseWorld Coming Soon!


By Edward J. Correia
September 25, 2008 — 
Eclipse 3.4.1 RC2 was posted last week with updates to the Plug-In Development Environment, CVS, RCP, JDT and other packages. This is one update that you won't want to miss!

While you're downloading the new release candidate, be sure to register for EclipseWorld. "Early Bird" registration discounts end this Friday, Sept. 26. We have an outstanding program this year, as EclipseWorld focuses on both the Ganymede release and on enterprise Java development.

Some of the great speakers that you'll hear include, of course, our keynotes, Ivar Jacobson and Mike Milinkovich. But we have more, many more, including the best and brightest in the Eclipse and Java universe, from Wayne Beaton to Eric Clayberg, Dwight Deugo to Pieter Humphrey, Chris Judd to Tim McConnell, Dan Rubel to Kevin Taylor... the list goes on. (Check out our complete conference faculty.)

We also have a special MyEclpse training track, taught by the tech experts at Genuitec, covering Enterprise Projects in an Instant, Web 2.0 Development, Java EE Architecture Shoot-Out, Portable Java App Development, and Web Services and SOA: Beyond the Hype. You won't want to miss it! (Secret hint: There's a big discount code hidden on that page. Look in the green box.)

Classes are filling up, so be sure to register today.

-Ed


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