A Finger on the Pulse of the Mobile Dev Community

January 05th, 2008 | Category: Linux


MyEclipse IDE vendor Genuitec is stepping up to the general developer downloads plate to take a swing at the task of automated and managed updates, plug-ins and patches to such widespread tools as Eclipse, Android and ColdFusion. The free Pulse service

helps bring a “single throat to choke” benefit to downloads but without the need to remain dependent on a separate commercial vendor (or track all the bits yourself) amid diverse open source or ecology offerings.

Original post by Dana Gardner

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