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Inside Designerator (http://designeratorblog.blogspot.com/) is my personal blog about the development of the Designerator Software Platform, which has a similar concept like Eclipse, but is primarily focused on the general user. (http://www.designerator.org) For now there are 5 EPL components, which I want to make known to the Eclipse community: - FFmpeg plugin for Eclipse - Screenshot for Eclipse - Color and Gradient Dialog and View Plugin - Image processing with Eclipse (DeveloperShell Plugin) - IconEditor for Programmers I will write about the development process and seek new ways for cooperation and participation for Designerator. My blog is hosted at http://designeratorblog.blogspot.com/ Please contact me if you need more information Andreas Chlache
We prefer that blogs have a post at least before we add them. Can you have a post before we syndicate it?
Frankly, I don't see how this blog fits into Planet Eclipse. To me it looks like it's entirely promoting a (partially) commercial product.
(In reply to comment #2) > Frankly, I don't see how this blog fits into Planet Eclipse. To me it looks > like it's entirely promoting a (partially) commercial product. Please wait for my first blog post to be online this afternoon(CET). What the overall licence of Designerator will be is still undecided, but large parts are licenced under EPL.
The license doesn't matter. What matters is that the blog is promoting a single product. --- Planet Eclipse is a window into the world, work and lives of Eclipse hackers and contributors. --- Can you show your contribution to Eclipse? For example, will the majority of blog posts contain code/docs/tutorials that work without your product?
I have published the first post to http://designeratorblog.blogspot.com/ I'd happy to discuss and explain the licensing issues, if you find it necessary. As for being 'commercial' software, I have not made a dime in years. Thanks for the feedback
(In reply to comment #4) > The license doesn't matter. What matters is that the blog is promoting a single > product. > > --- > Planet Eclipse is a window into the world, work and lives of Eclipse hackers > and contributors. > --- > > Can you show your contribution to Eclipse? For example, will the majority of > blog posts contain code/docs/tutorials that work without your product? I have just introduced 5 plugins for eclipse. In time I will provide code and tutorials. My first post is supposed to be an introduction. All Designerator plugins run in Eclipse. Designerator==Eclipse except the Application plugin.
At first glance, this looks quite cool, there is a free download and the site isn't harassing anyone to "buy" something. +1 for adding the blog
Ok. So let's add it and see how it goes.
Thank's for the positive feedback. I would like to add that all the Designerator software runs on Eclipse too. It's basically a bundle of Eclipse plugin-ins, which I will make available for Eclipse soon. Designerator is free and always will be. I plan to provide tutorials especially for the image processing framework.
Now that all of Designerator is open source (please read more at http://designeratorblog.blogspot.com/), I am planning a series of tutorials, starting with the Image Processing Framwork for Eclipse, but my blog post from Friday, April 29, 2011 is not showing up on Planet Eclipse. Do have to do anything, or is there an error? My blog is hosted at Google Blogspot. Everything got pretty delayed, but I was busy working on the Eclipse Plugins.
I just realized we've never added your blog. I just committed the fix. Your next post should appear on Planet.
