A couple of adjustments I believe will make the article more *fluid*
(remember, I'm not native English).
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 3:53 PM, Jan Baeyens <jan@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Nice work Wim.
That is what I made of your input
I haven't send it yet so input is urgent and requested :-)
Jan
*For Release on April 1 2016 *
*New Eclipse Arduino Open Source IDE Release "Toddler" brings Pro
Development to Arduino *
With the release of version 3 of the Eclipse Arduino product, nicknamed
"Toddler"
,
Project Lead Jan Baeyens brings us the next big step in professional
development
for
the open hardware Arduino platform. The major features of this release
are single install, auto library include and an incredibly good integrated
serial monitor.
While a lot of Arduino hobbyist are perfectly fine with the official
Arduino IDE, it lacks a lot of capabilities that the expert and
professional developer need. Things like multiple open projects, multi
ple
files in one project,
t
ask
m
anagement, version control
i
ntegration,
i
ndexing, easy library development, code completion and many other
features
that developers take for granted when used to work with the Eclipse IDE.
Upon first activation,
Toddler
downloads all low level libraries and machine interface code needed for
smooth integration
to
the attached hardware. It is just a matter of installing the archive on
any location (home directory, thumb drive, etc..) and starting the
executable on all three major development platforms (Win, OSX and Linux),
watching the dependencies being downloaded and starting the first "Sketch"
but now in a multi-file project format.
After initialization, the IDE is equipped with support for hundreds of
boards and hardware devices including a huge library of
code
sample
s
to get devs started.
The Arduino eclipse plugin comes as a plugin and as a product. For
download and installation instructions for both we refer to our website[1]
The code is open source and hosted on Github [2]
While the code is free (as in freedom), people can support the development
team for a small fee on the Patron site [3] which will buy them priority
support for their issues and pre-release of video's.
Below is the release planning
We released a video on the new and noteworthy [4]
18
th of
march we will release the second video on new and noteworthy [5]
25
th of
march we will release the third video on new and noteworthy [6]
1
s
t of april we release Toddler and a video on how to upgrade your
workspace from
previous version
.
If you want more information please feel free to contact Jan Baeyens on:
jan@xxxxxxxxxx
<jan-telephone>
Best regards
The Arduino eclipse plugin development team
Wim Jongman
Roberto Lo Giacco
Jan Baeyens
[1] http://eclipse.baeyens.it/
[2] https://github.com/jantje/arduino-eclipse-plugin
[3] https://www.patreon.com/jantje?ty=h
[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE5iYxv-B-o
[5] in pre-release https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_JKcvqpxq8
[6] in pre-release https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quT-5SSj-Gg
Op 15/03/2016 om 15:25 schreef Wim Jongman:
Thanks.
Here is another site:
info@xxxxxxxxx
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 1:25 PM, Roberto Lo Giacco < <rlogiacco@xxxxxxxxx>
rlogiacco@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Wow!
Chapeau
!
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 1:13 PM, Wim Jongman < <wim.jongman@xxxxxxxxx>
wim.jongman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Jan please take a look at this press release template. Modify it to your
hearts content and then send it to the tech news sites below.
*For Release on April 1 2016 *
*New Eclipse Arduino Open Source IDE Release "Toddler" brings Pro
Development to Arduino *
With the release of version 3 of the Eclipse Arduino product, nicknamed
"Toddler" Project Lead Jan Baayens brings us the next big step in
professional development of the open hardware Arduino platform. The major
features of this release are <insert here>, <insert here> and <insert here>.
While a lot of Arduino hobbyist are perfectly fine with the official
Arduino IDE, it lacks a lot of capabilities that the expert and
professional developer need. Things like multiple open projects, multi
files in one project, Task Management, CVS Integration, Indexing, easy
library integration, code completion and many other things that developers
take for granted when used to work with the Eclipse IDE.
Upon first activation, V3 downloads all low level libraries and machine
interface code needed for smooth integration of the attached hardware. It
is just a matter of installing the archive on any location (home directory,
thumb drive, etc..) and starting the executable on all three major
development platforms (Win, OSX and Linux), watching the dependecies being
downloaded and starting the first "Sketch" but now in a multi-file project
format.
After initialization, the IDE is equipped with support for hundreds of
boards and hardware devices including a huge library of sample code to get
devs started.
The code is open source and hosted on Github [1]
While the code is free (as in freedom), people can support the
development team for a small fee on the Patron site [2] which will buy them
priority support for their issues and requests.
For more information contact Jan Baaijens on:
<jan-email>
<jan-telephone>
[1] <github repo here>
[2] <patron site here>
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