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User:John arthorne.ca.ibm.com
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John has worked on the Eclipse and Equinox projects for the past decade in many different areas. He was the main developer on the resource model for many years, and designed the platform's concurrency infrastructure. In recent years he has focused on the Orion project, provisioning (p2), e4, and overall platform API quality. John is a member of the Eclipse Architecture Council, Eclipse Project PMC, and the Eclipse Foundation Board of Directors. He has also served past terms on the Planning Council, and as Chair and member of the EclipseCon Program Committee. John is a Senior Software Developer at IBM, based in Ottawa, Canada.
Articles and Publications
- Planet Orion
- e4 Technical Overview
- Official Eclipse 3.0 FAQs
- How You've Changed! Responding to resource changes in the Eclipse workspace
- Project Builders and Natures
- Using Images in the Eclipse UI
- Drag and Drop in the Eclipse UI
Talks and Tutorials
- EclipseCon France 2013: Orion deployed: Orion goes from prototype to production
- EclipseCon Europe 2012: The Future of Eclipse
- EclipseCon 2012: Extending Orion
- EclipseCon 2012: SDK's Greatest Hits: The First Ten Years
- EclipseCon 2011: The Orion Workspace and Server
- EclipseCon 2011: A busy year for the Eclipse platform
- EclipseCon 2009: A deep dive into the platform resource model
- EclipseCon 2009: What's the Context? The e4 programming model
- EclipseCon 2007: Cool stuff in Equinox
- EclipseCon 2007: Versioning plug-ins is good for you
- EclipseCon 2007: Eclipse APIs and Java 5
- EclipseCon 2006: Designing Eclipse APIs
- EclipseWorld 2005: Developing Applications With the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP)
- EclipseWorld 2005: Power User Central: Getting the Most Out of Your Eclipse Experience
- EclipseCon 2005: Eclipse Concurrency In Action
- EclipseCon 2004: Writing responsive UIs using the Eclipse 3.0 concurrency architecture