njbartlett
- @discredittech I think a small number of people were still using it for Java/COM integration.about 3 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to discredittech
- Heard on radio 4: building the Eurostar platforms at St Pancras required 15,000 graves to be exhumed and relocated.about 4 hours ago from Tweetie
- @sherod Totally agree, web apps should obviously be written in assemblyabout 14 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to sherod
- @edyavno But the chances of being useful outside their original context are pretty slim, I imagine.about 15 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to edyavno
- @edyavno I suspect algo trading code walks out of banks on USB sticks all the time. The value of it is hugely overratedabout 15 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to edyavno
- @mirkojahn BTW Eclipse-PlatformFilter prevents resolution, not installation. That would be the right thing for a more general filter tooabout 20 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to mirkojahn
- @mirkojahn What kind of properties are you thinking of, besides platform attributes?about 20 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to mirkojahn
- @hal_hildebrand NB it also relies on an Equinox extension "Eclipse-PlatformFilter" to ensure each fragment can only load on one OSabout 20 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to hal_hildebrand
- @hal_hildebrand Don't know of any docs, just open up the SWT JARs in your Eclipse installationabout 20 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to hal_hildebrand
- @hal_hildebrand In fact the base SWT bundle has no code in at all, only exports which are fulfilled by the fragmentsabout 21 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to hal_hildebrand
- @hal_hildebrand No, it's fragments galore. Remember SWT has platform-specific Java code as well as platform-specific native code.about 21 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to hal_hildebrand
- @bunthidj Many standard Java techniques also do not work on appengine.about 21 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to bunthidj
- @brindy Free beef!about 24 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to brindy
- @sherod Not really, I use source control ;-)4:30 AM Jul 15th from Tweetie in reply to sherod
- @peter_pilgrim Not sure about a user group but there's a Clojure workshop at London Geek Night on Monday http://bit.ly/16fVbs4:29 AM Jul 15th from Tweetie in reply to peter_pilgrim
- @DRMacIver Great. So, telnet to port 143 then?4:50 PM Jul 14th from Tweetie in reply to DRMacIver
- Was a fun experiment but have concluded that GMail Offline is crap as a primary mail client. Looking for something better (NOT Mail.app)4:22 PM Jul 14th from Tweetie
- @monkchips I hope all these low level technical details of OSGi service hooks are dorky enough for you.11:10 AM Jul 14th from Tweetie
- On my way to the UK OSGi users' forum meeting, with Peter Kriens.10:08 AM Jul 14th from TwitterBerry
- Awesome graffito, somebody wrote "Meester" in front of Morden on a Northern Line tube map #babylon59:42 AM Jul 14th from TwitterBerry
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- Name Neil Bartlett
- Location London, UK
- Web http://neilbartle...
- Bio OSGi and Eclipse expert, Haskell enthusiast
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