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== Proposal A ==
 
== Proposal A ==
  
One way that ''thing'' could work is using a regular Eclipse project.
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One way that ''thing'' could work is using a regular Eclipse project.  
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=== Why? ===
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Because we would leverage the existing infrastructure and the existing processes.
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=== How? ===
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* Eclipse Bugzilla will be used for:
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** Submitting User Interface assistant requests
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** Discussing issues and their solutions
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** Attaching solutions as patches
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* Eclipse CVS/SVN will be used for:
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** Publishing common staff like
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*** Icons
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*** Design templates/examples
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*** Code templates/snippets
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*** ...
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** Developing tools/scripts that would help this ''thing''
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* Eclipse Wiki will be used for:
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** Project website
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** FAQ
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** ...
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* Eclipse Blogs will be used for:
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** Community engagement

Revision as of 09:18, 26 July 2007

This atricle describes a proposal for creating an outlet for Eclipse User Interface design. The idea is to provide a community driven thing which can be used by all Eclipse projects to improve their user interface.


Proposal A

One way that thing could work is using a regular Eclipse project.

Why?

Because we would leverage the existing infrastructure and the existing processes.

How?

  • Eclipse Bugzilla will be used for:
    • Submitting User Interface assistant requests
    • Discussing issues and their solutions
    • Attaching solutions as patches
  • Eclipse CVS/SVN will be used for:
    • Publishing common staff like
      • Icons
      • Design templates/examples
      • Code templates/snippets
      • ...
    • Developing tools/scripts that would help this thing
  • Eclipse Wiki will be used for:
    • Project website
    • FAQ
    • ...
  • Eclipse Blogs will be used for:
    • Community engagement

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