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Posted by michael on Saturday March 29, 2003 @02:54AM from the tools-of-the-trade dept.

insomnia writes "Eclipse 2.1 has been unleashed to the world today. Eclipse is an open-source Java IDE environnement and I highly recommend it; developing under your favorite text editor feels like comparing Eclipse to the dinosaur age - I can't live without refactoring now. You can see what's new in this release here."

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Eclipse, Java ... (Score:5, Funny)

by joeflies ( 529536 ) writes: on Saturday March 29, 2003 @02:59AM (#5621405)

Is the name "eclipse" a not so subtle reference to overtaking the Sun?

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Re:Eclipse, Java ... (Score:5, Funny)

by jpt.d ( 444929 ) writes: <abfall&rogers,com> on Saturday March 29, 2003 @03:09AM (#5621424)

but my friend, {solar} eclipses only overtake the sun for a short time, and then fade into the abyss. It is the Forté of the Sun that keeps it going bright. The Java Warriors of Solaris will shine bright again!

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Being an American (Score:2, Funny)

by Rhinobird ( 151521 ) writes: on Saturday March 29, 2003 @10:21AM (#5622014) Homepage

Being an American, I am protesting all things French, including mangling their language.

Speaking of redunancy, how many of those letters in 'aux jus' are silent?

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Re:IDEs vs. Text Editors (Score:1, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Saturday March 29, 2003 @10:57AM (#5622107)

With the number of typos in your post, auto-completion must save you a heck of a lot of time.
;)

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