This post is the second part of my series on XBMC plugin development. In Part 1 — Documentation and tools I discussed the documentation and tools necessary to get started. If you haven’t read that, I suggest to do so. In this installment I will go over the steps of importing a simple example project [...]
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Developing an XBMC plugin — Part 2: The anatomy of an XBMC plugin
How to load and compare arbitrary XML files with EMF
In this article I will show you how to load an arbitrary XML file — provided you have the schema for it — into EMF, without generating any additional artifacts.
Great news for Android and Maven fans
Although the official Android SDK caters for most needs of Android developers, it seems that the Android community is willing to improve the existing tools to suit their taste. A prime example of this is the m2eclipse Android integration and the addition of Android artifacts to the Maven Central repository (see Jason van Zyl’s post [...]
Venturing beyond Java
Lately I’ve been thinking about doing something a bit adventurous: venturing into the land of the “cool” programming languages. I really like programming in Java. However, after all the time I spent learning various aspects of the language itself and numerous useful third-party libraries, I would like to broaden my horizons. After looking around on [...]
Unofficial Eclipse client for StackOverflow.com
A few weeks ago I gave a quick demo of the new RESTful capabilities of the Eclipse Communication Framework (ECF) at the Eclipse Helios DemoCamp in Budapest.