Re:IBM nearing a buyout deal for HashiCorp, source says
by igouy on Tuesday April 23, 2024 @04:23PM
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"… IBM VisualAge for Smalltalk and IBM VisualAge for Java. Both of these products were written in Smalltalk. The IBM VisualAge Micro Edition product was the first serious and actually quite successful experiment with writing the entire IDE in Java. Many concepts found in Eclipse have been tried out in that product already. However, for third parties, it proved difficult to extend the product with new components …
A small team of experts set out to take the experiences of the previous years of designing and implementing development environments. The result was Eclipse, a platform designed from the ground up as an integration platform for development tools."
FAQ Where did Eclipse come from?
Re:IBM nearing a buyout deal for HashiCorp, source says
by pjmlp on Tuesday April 23, 2024 @04:29PM
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One of those experts, Erich Gamma, is the main VSCode architect.
Re:IBM nearing a buyout deal for HashiCorp, source says
by vram22 on Tuesday April 23, 2024 @04:41PM
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Wow.
One of the GoF guys, too.
Re:IBM nearing a buyout deal for HashiCorp, source says
by vram22 on Tuesday April 23, 2024 @04:36PM
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>VisualAge for Java, which became Smalltalk.
Whoops! What a brain fart, or cosmic ray effect, or whatever :)
I meant to write:
>VisualAge for Java, which became Eclipse.
It was still possible to edit and correct my previous comment, but since people had replied already, I decided to correct myself in a reply to my own comment above.
Thanks, guys, for pointing out the mistake.
A while ago, so some details may be wrong.