11:07 p.m.
Heya,
It's been a week since I posted the announcement about JBoss Tools CAT
at
http://tools.jboss.org/blog/2014-06-24-introducing-jbosstools-cat.html
and I can see we already got a handful of people signing up - over the
next weeks/months I hope there will be more coming in to join the fun.
I wanted to give you a very warm welcome and I was hoping each of you
might wanted to introduce yourself.
I can start with myself to kick things of:
I'm Max Rydahl Andersen, the technical lead of JBoss Tools and Developer
Studio.
If you want to see how I look Arun Gupta actually just recorded a video
of me remotely while I was
in US last week:
http://blog.arungupta.me/2014/06/jboss-tools-community-acceptance-testing...
I've worked at Red Hat for close to 10 years now on various tech in
JBoss middleware and their related tools.
I primarily work with Eclipse for my java projects and use Emacs for
one-off edits, but I do play and use
other IDE's for various languages and platforms to compare with what is
out there.
My current main personal interest in the tools are related around HTML5,
Javascript, Forge, JBoss Central, CDI and Hibernate,
but I of course also try out all the other tools in context of my job -
but those are the ones I tend to also use
outside my work with tools.
My reason to help get JBoss Tools CAT of the ground is that I know we
have many users, but we rarely hear back concrete
input unless something is *really* blocking them for progress. With
JBoss Tools CAT I hope to be able to get more broad
feedback and give all interested users a place to speak up and reach out
to the JBoss Tools team more directly.
That was a lot about me, now back to you ? You can keep it short - just
name and what feature in the tools you like the best
(and maybe which you hate the most ?).
Thanks,
/max
http://about.me/maxandersen
11:54 p.m.
Hello Everyone!
I'm George Gastaldi, Core Developer for the JBoss Forge project. I've
worked at RedHat for 2 years now.
I primarily work with JBoss Forge and the set of addons provided by it.
I use Eclipse as my IDE and I don't like IntelliJ IDEA much (or perhaps
haven't had the time to get used to it).
My reason to help get JBoss Tools CAT of the ground is because I believe
that JBoss Tools is one (if not THE) best set of plugins for Eclipse
available at the moment (I am not biased, as far as I can tell :)) and I
want to contribute back to the team so it would be more awesome than ever.
My personal interest are in the tools around Forge, Scaffolding, CDI and
modular architectures.
Now for some advertising: if anyone want to talk about Forge and how it
can help improve your developer experience, reach us on #forge on
irc.freenode.net :)
Best Regards,
George Gastaldi
On 06/30/2014 06:07 PM, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
Heya,
It's been a week since I posted the announcement about JBoss Tools CAT
at
http://tools.jboss.org/blog/2014-06-24-introducing-jbosstools-cat.html
and I can see we already got a handful of people signing up - over the
next weeks/months I hope there will be more coming in to join the fun.
I wanted to give you a very warm welcome and I was hoping each of you
might wanted to introduce yourself.
I can start with myself to kick things of:
I'm Max Rydahl Andersen, the technical lead of JBoss Tools and Developer
Studio.
If you want to see how I look Arun Gupta actually just recorded a video
of me remotely while I was
in US last week:
http://blog.arungupta.me/2014/06/jboss-tools-community-acceptance-testing...
I've worked at Red Hat for close to 10 years now on various tech in
JBoss middleware and their related tools.
I primarily work with Eclipse for my java projects and use Emacs for
one-off edits, but I do play and use
other IDE's for various languages and platforms to compare with what is
out there.
My current main personal interest in the tools are related around HTML5,
Javascript, Forge, JBoss Central, CDI and Hibernate,
but I of course also try out all the other tools in context of my job -
but those are the ones I tend to also use
outside my work with tools.
My reason to help get JBoss Tools CAT of the ground is that I know we
have many users, but we rarely hear back concrete
input unless something is *really* blocking them for progress. With
JBoss Tools CAT I hope to be able to get more broad
feedback and give all interested users a place to speak up and reach out
to the JBoss Tools team more directly.
That was a lot about me, now back to you ? You can keep it short - just
name and what feature in the tools you like the best
(and maybe which you hate the most ?).
Thanks,
/max
http://about.me/maxandersen
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10:39 a.m.
Ahoy,
I'm Marián Labuda, JBoss JBDS Quality Engineer for components OpenShift tools and 3rd
party plugins SpringIDE and VJET. In next year I am going to contribute to OpenShift tools
plugin so we should have more manpower ;) I've worked for Red Hat over 1 year.
Nowadays, OpenShift tools are focusing to improve usability and we are trying to keep up
with RHC/Web-UI. If you choose to test OpenShift tools, feel free to add your suggestions
about it into JIRA / do not hesitate to contact me and I will file a new JIRA or discuss
it with our developer.
Regards
Marián
----- Original Message -----
From: "Max Rydahl Andersen" <manderse(a)redhat.com>
To: jbosstools-cat(a)lists.jboss.org
Sent: Monday, June 30, 2014 11:07:01 PM
Subject: [jbosstools-cat] Introductions
Heya,
It's been a week since I posted the announcement about JBoss Tools CAT
at
http://tools.jboss.org/blog/2014-06-24-introducing-jbosstools-cat.html
and I can see we already got a handful of people signing up - over the
next weeks/months I hope there will be more coming in to join the fun.
I wanted to give you a very warm welcome and I was hoping each of you
might wanted to introduce yourself.
I can start with myself to kick things of:
I'm Max Rydahl Andersen, the technical lead of JBoss Tools and Developer
Studio.
If you want to see how I look Arun Gupta actually just recorded a video
of me remotely while I was
in US last week:
http://blog.arungupta.me/2014/06/jboss-tools-community-acceptance-testing...
I've worked at Red Hat for close to 10 years now on various tech in
JBoss middleware and their related tools.
I primarily work with Eclipse for my java projects and use Emacs for
one-off edits, but I do play and use
other IDE's for various languages and platforms to compare with what is
out there.
My current main personal interest in the tools are related around HTML5,
Javascript, Forge, JBoss Central, CDI and Hibernate,
but I of course also try out all the other tools in context of my job -
but those are the ones I tend to also use
outside my work with tools.
My reason to help get JBoss Tools CAT of the ground is that I know we
have many users, but we rarely hear back concrete
input unless something is *really* blocking them for progress. With
JBoss Tools CAT I hope to be able to get more broad
feedback and give all interested users a place to speak up and reach out
to the JBoss Tools team more directly.
That was a lot about me, now back to you ? You can keep it short - just
name and what feature in the tools you like the best
(and maybe which you hate the most ?).
Thanks,
/max
http://about.me/maxandersen
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10:53 a.m.
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Hi,
I am Paul Richardson (a.k.a. phantomjinx) and I have worked for Redhat for a little over 2
years.
I am involved in the development of Teiid Designer [1], an Eclipse application that models
virtual
databases for use with Teiid [2], a JBoss embedded server allowing the fusion of federated
databases.
As such, my main skills/interests are Java and Eclipse but have been a jack-of-all-trades
in my
career so far. For the last decade or so I have hacked on the gtkpod project [3] and been
responsible (although rather lax of late) in doing the last half-dozen or so releases,
which being
autotools, C and gtk is rather a change from Java!
Since Teiid Designer is so dependent on JBossTools it is logical that I post any feedback
I can.
Regards
PGR
[1] http://teiiddesigner.jboss.org/
[2] http://teiid.jboss.org/
[3] http://gtkpod.org
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Paul Richardson
* p.g.richardson(a)redhat.com
* pgrichardson(a)linux.com
On 06/30/2014 10:07 PM, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
Heya,
It's been a week since I posted the announcement about JBoss Tools CAT at
http://tools.jboss.org/blog/2014-06-24-introducing-jbosstools-cat.html and I can see we
already
got a handful of people signing up - over the next weeks/months I hope there will be
more
coming in to join the fun.
I wanted to give you a very warm welcome and I was hoping each of you might wanted to
introduce
yourself.
I can start with myself to kick things of:
I'm Max Rydahl Andersen, the technical lead of JBoss Tools and Developer Studio.
If you want to see how I look Arun Gupta actually just recorded a video of me remotely
while I
was in US last week:
http://blog.arungupta.me/2014/06/jboss-tools-community-acceptance-testing...
I've worked at Red Hat for close to 10 years now on various tech in JBoss middleware
and their
related tools.
I primarily work with Eclipse for my java projects and use Emacs for one-off edits, but I
do
play and use other IDE's for various languages and platforms to compare with what is
out
there.
My current main personal interest in the tools are related around HTML5, Javascript,
Forge,
JBoss Central, CDI and Hibernate, but I of course also try out all the other tools in
context
of my job - but those are the ones I tend to also use outside my work with tools.
My reason to help get JBoss Tools CAT of the ground is that I know we have many users,
but we
rarely hear back concrete input unless something is *really* blocking them for progress.
With
JBoss Tools CAT I hope to be able to get more broad feedback and give all interested
users a
place to speak up and reach out to the JBoss Tools team more directly.
That was a lot about me, now back to you ? You can keep it short - just name and what
feature
in the tools you like the best (and maybe which you hate the most ?).
Thanks, /max http://about.me/maxandersen
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