Eclipse 3.1 has been released. Eclipse servers are probably smoking by now, the site is hardly accessable (BitTorrent anyone?).
I’ve been using every milestone since 3.0 and very much like what I’ve seen in 3.1. Since I don’t use J2S… sorry Java Platform SE 5.0 yet, I don’t care much about generics and friends. I do like the small things, like performance improvments, quick-filtering of the tree in Preferences, and the new CVS commit dialog.
Almost two months of having no Internet connection at home is finally over. That’s the time it took our provider to move our existing connection from our old apartment to the new one.
Anyways, it’s nice to be back :-)
Safari is begining their SVG implementation and they aim for mixed namespace support just like Gecko. I don’t care much for the entire build-a-full-application-in-SVG but rather want a good vector graphics language in browsers. But, now that SVG seems to have become a competitive advantage for the browser makers I truely hope that we at least can get SVG Basic mixed with XHTML support in all modern browsers (except IE of course).
Antoine obviously has been really bored, so bored he even spent time on implementing a SVG renderer on top of WHATWG Canvas spec.
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Niklas | 
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06 28th, 2005| 
