Added: Jul 9, 2008
From: googletechtalks
Duration: 47:23
Google Tech Talks June 24, 2008 ABSTRACT Eclipse Day at the Googleplex Eclipse @ Ebay Speaker: Michael Galpin, With introduction by Ian Skerrett, Director of Marketing - Eclipse Foundation Eclipse is great for Java development. Eclipse is great for web development. Eclipse is great for Java web development. The list goes on, but as your business becomes bigger, more specialized and more demanding, chances are that you won't find exactly what you need on that list. So what do you turn to? Eclipse. See how eBay uses the Eclipse you know and love, but also builds on top of it to handle its unique challenges. About Michael Galpin: Michael Galpin is an architect at eBay. He has worked on various projects in the past including eBay Neighborhoods, the next generation of My eBay, as well as eBay's own web development framework, V4. He also is a frequent writer for IBM developerWorks, TheServerSide.com, and the Java Developer's Journal. He has been programming professionally for 10+ years and holds a degree in mathematics from the California Institute of Technology.
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Rating: 4.50 (8 ratings) Views: 7367' favoriteCount='3 Comments: 5
ericjain Says:
Jul 11, 2008 - This talk has some interesting information on Ebay's code base. Basically it's (almost) all done in Java, even generating pages and style sheets. The talk mentions (briefly) some in-house Eclipse plug-ins that are used to assist development e.g. by generating code or running code without having to go through deployment cycles. The information presented in this talk can also be found (with some additional detail) on developerWorks (Google for os-eclipse-ebay1 and os-eclipse-ebay2).
grig24x Says:
Aug 6, 2008 - whaaat is the easiest to merch on ebay
billyjack962000 Says:
Sep 7, 2008 - Start out with the weird and metaphysical listings .You can make a lot of money on haunted items.
Eidelmania Says:
Sep 14, 2008 - I hate Ebay.
zachleat Says:
Jul 10, 2008 - Dude, what? You replaced CSS with Java, but wrapped JavaScript with Java? That's not consistent. If you say you JavaScript + Java, then you'd have to say CSS + Java, or vice versa.