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| Mylar is an
Eclipse plugin that makes working with very large
projects as easy as it is to work with small projects.
It does this by encoding your editing and navigation
activity in a degree of interest model and only showing
the elements that you are working on. It also
finds elements related to what you are working on by
actively searching varying degrees of separation from
your current task context. Right now best way to
get an overview of Mylar is by looking at the EclipseCon
presentation linked below. |
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| We are inviting
participants in a pre-release study of Mylar. The study will involve using Mylar for
your daily work, and periodically submitting anonymous
usage statistics. If you would like to be one of
the first users of Mylar, please
sign up for our
announcement list. The study is planned for the
beginning of summer '05. Your will not be required
to participate if you submit your email, and your address will only be used
for sending the release announcement.
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Mylar is a project at the Software
Practices Lab of the University of British
Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. The project
is built on the open source Eclipse platform,
and is been funded by the IBM Centre for
Advanced Studies, NSERC, and UBC.
1. Mylar is
a) An aluminized film used to avoid blindness
when staring at a solar eclipse
b) A user interface and interaction ‘skin’ used
to avoid information blindness when staring at
Eclipse
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Last
modified on March 1, 2005. For comments or more
information email: beatmik-at-acm.org
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