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clock | color editor | cSpy | hopy | xdoc | cphoto :: articles: tree viewer | watching the eclipse | DW findbugs one, two | :: mock exam: mock exam
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acknowledgments… colorEditor relies heavily on code written by others. I would like to acknowledge and thank those involved directly and indirectly. standing on the shoulders of others… Eclipse is OTI/IBMs IDE / application framework tool. jEdit has always been and continues to be a great programmer’s editor. Slava Pestov et al. have created a super open source editor. dom4j is used for colorEditor’s XML support. I test code with JUnit. Amrita is an HTML/XML template library written for Ruby. It has the best separation of model and view that I’ve seen for these sorts of tools. I originally used amrita to generate this website, although I’ve now moved onto a home-rolled Python CM. :-) |
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