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NewsOSGi Bundle Quality or Bundle Information Repository An interesting blog discussing a portal that would qualify bundles. Read more... Neil Bartlett and Peter Kriens will give a Masterclass. At Oct 12-15 Neil Bartlett and Peter Kriens will give a master class in Girona, Spain. Read more ... Objective-C Inventor Brad Cox likes OSGi. Brad Cox, the inventor of Objective-C (the language that underpins the iPhone, iPad, and MacOS) and Superdistribution discusses this language from the eighties and regrets not have made something like OSGi at the time. Read more... Netbeans 6.9 release with focus on OSGi. Oracle recently released Netbeans 6.9 that has extensive OSGi support. There are even rumors OSGi bundls will be able to run inside Netbeans. Read more... Eclipse DemoCamps Helios 2010. In the coming weeks there are lots of DemoCamps showing new Eclipse technology, for example there is a London DemoCamp the 17th of June where Neil Bartlett will show its bndtools. Next week there are DemoCamps in Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, etc. DemoCamps are a good way to learn OSGi technology. Read more... |
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