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10+ YEARS


Over 10 years ago, I wrote my first blog post. Since then, I've authored books, had kids, traveled the world, found Trish and blogged about it all.

Jackpot!

A New project at Sun Labs promises to make programming tools more effective.

"There have been a lot of good ideas and interesting approaches that weren't being reflected in the commercially available tools, particularly the IDE interface."

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In July 2000, Van De Vanter and Gosling decided to combine forces on a new project called Jackpot. The project is all about making programming tools more productive by making them easier to use and more effective at reducing code complexity. To this undertaking Van De Vanter and Gosling brought an intimate appreciation of how programmers actually work, along with new architectural approaches.

This was in the year 2000 - have IDEA and Eclipse already done this? Seems to me like they have certainly revelutionized IDE's and made them something we like to use again.

Posted in General at Nov 17 2002, 08:19:31 AM MST Add a Comment
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