EGit

Effective GitHub from Eclipse

Session Type: 
Standard [25 minutes]
Presenter: 
Kevin Sawicki

GitHub, the world's large open source repository, has a new Mylyn connector that was released with Indigo as part of the EGit project.

See how this plugin can be effectively used with GitHub issue tracking and snippet sharing and get a sneak peek of new features in the next release including support for GitHub pull requests and importing projects.

Also discussed will be Eclipse's presence on GitHub and the features that impact Eclipse developers.

JGit rides the NoSQL wave

Session Type: 
Standard [25 minutes]
Presenter: 
Kevin Sawicki

The 1.0 (Indigo) release of JGit includes support for interacting with Git repositories backed by any distributed hashtable instead of the local filesystem.

This package supports integrations with Git that don't require developers to clone repositories locally or write custom APIs to interact with remote Git repositories, instead using out-of-box JGit classes and utilities for seamlessly walking commits, generating diffs, etc.

This talk will discuss how this new package can be used and will demonstrate existing connectors for both MongoDB and Redis.

Feature branches in Git with EGit and Mylyn

Session Type: 
Standard [25 minutes]
Presenter: 
Manuel Doninger

A common workflow to work with Git is the use of feature branches to separate each feature and avoid dependencies between unrelated code changes. This is especially necessary if a Code Review system is used (Gerrit, patches as attachments to bugs like at Eclipse, etc.)

Git and Mercurial at Eclipse without jumping to the Commandline

Session Type: 
Standard [25 minutes]
Presenter: 
ekke (ekkehard gentz) [ekkes-corner]

Git and Mercurial: distributed VersionControlSystems at Eclipse

Eclipse has great team support for distributed version control systems (DVCS): EGit and EclipseMercurial.

Two year ago I hat to decide which VersionControlSystem (VCS) to use for Open Source project redView.
It was clear to use a Distributed Version Control System (DVCS), but it was not easy to decide between Git and Mercurial.

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