Firmware Development with Eclipse

Posted by Landon Cox on October 31st, 2007 in Open Source Trends

Most people who work with me know I'm not a big fan of Eclipse though I do use it from time to time for typical Java tasks. I also used it several years ago with CDT to do C++ development for some GIS projection code and it worked well for that task. Recently, I used [...]

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Open source software bugs get squashed faster – even on the user’s computer!

Posted by Stormy Peters on October 11th, 2007 in Open Source Trends

Matt Asay has an interesting blog post about how open source software bugs get squashed faster.   I'd like to add that it's not that they get fixed faster, it's that the fix gets out to end users faster.  An open source fix is available to end users almost immediately after it gets created.  With [...]

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Programming with Ruby

Posted by Stormy Peters on October 4th, 2007 in Open Source Trends

It's been a long time since I wrote much real code, so when I started getting a lot of pointers in that direction, I decided to go for it.  What I discovered is that's it's just as addictive as it used to be! I decided to learn Ruby for a number of reasons: I've heard [...]

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When is a virus scanner like a virus?

Posted by Scott Nicholls on October 3rd, 2007 in Open Source Trends

I spent a few hours on the wrong side of that riddle recently.   Most of the engineers here at OpenLogic work in some flavor of Linux on their development machines.  When I first received my laptop I attempted to join the crowd and install Ubuntu.  However, due to hardware issues with the video and [...]

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