Tag Archives: eclipse

Your project doesn’t become better because it has more lines of code…

As an Eclipse user, you know that the new release Galileo is available. This chart represents the evolution of the Eclipse project (found here):

In 6 years, the Eclipse project counts now 33 sub-projects and 24 millions Lines Of Code (LOC). The number of projects demonstrates that its incubator is really useful but, I don’t like [...]

What are changes in the source code?

If you use a distributed revision control(DRC) such as Mercurial or Git, you are probably familiar with the term changeset:
Changesets are a way to group a number of modifications that are relevant to each [...]

JUnit Max: continuous integration goes further

Hello,
Today, I have discovered that Kent Beck has a blog. For the people who don’t know him, the inventor of the Extreme Programming methodology and JUnit (with Erich Gamma). He’s currently working on a new project called JUnit Max:
The first part of the solution is to get smarter about running tests so the average wait [...]