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Making the Android source code available in Eclipse
One of the annoying things in the Android Development Kit is that it does not include the source code for the standard Android classes. This makes it IMHO unnecessary hard to learn the Android platform. Of course there is a … Continue reading
Checking out EGit source code with EGit
Git and EGit are getting popular. In case you want to start hacking on EGit this will give you some hints. First install EGit following this guide EGit Tutorial. First you need a few libraries from Orbit via cvs. The … Continue reading
Getting the Eclipse source code via Git
Eclipse recently started to provide Git mirrors of the cvs repositories.You find the location of the Git repository on the following website Eclipse Git repositories. If you have the git commad line tools installed (Ubuntu: sudo apt-get git-core) you can … Continue reading