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last edited by BillSeitz on Aug 13, 2008 11:03 am

said I once described as a $40M port of to an [IBMer] - which don't go down too well. But that occurs to me that Firefox with its plugin approach is not a dissimiliar way of manging things to Eclipse. Now, you can make deep alterations in Emacs, given its -fu nature. Powerful, but you might end up mortally wounded. The Eclipse/ approach to this seems to be different - don't muck with the core and make sure you don't have to by keeping it very small and manage extensibility via plugins. I think you can characterize that as more directing and structured than the Emacs approach.


 



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