Hudson and accessibility : don’t use green ball plugin
Generally, and not only in Hudson, you should install a plugin to a tool you use only if it really brings a feature.
About Green ball plugin, not only, there’s no feature enhancement, but it’s an accessibility regression : color blind person don’t easily differentiate red and green. To have an idea of how blid color [...]
Posted at 11:28 pm on December 4, 2009 | leave a comment | Filed Under: continuous integration | Tagged: accessibility, continuous integration, GUI, hudson, plugin | read on
First step after installing Eclipse
Do you know what you should do, immediatly after installing Eclipse ?
Setting your file ecnoding charset : by default, Eclipse uses cp1252, wihch is not quite ideal if you have to deal with internationalisation and character manipulation in your datas with differents charset.
Just go to the window- preferences menu and select General – Workspace in [...]
