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JBoss Forge Addon for Confluence Maven Plugin has been released!

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Introduction J Boss Forge is an enhanced java shell, tightly coupled with maven, that allows to develop scaffolding, wizards and whatever utilities that you can imagine.  It is defined as:   The fastest way to build applications, share your software and enjoy doing it. From release 2.0 , JBoss Forge has implemented an UI abstraction layer that allow to  run its shells both as command line interface (CLI) than as eclipse's plugin with GUI .  This is a very nice feature that has pushed me to develop a JBoss Forge addon for my confluence maven plugin , to make easier setup confluence publication within your maven project Let's give a look at how to setup the confluence maven plugin in your project from eclipse using JBoss Forge First, Install Forge2 in Eclipse To do this an Update Site is available for Eclipse Kepler or Luna (4.3/4.4) at  http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/builds/staging/jbosstools-forge_master/all/repo/ Install  "confluence-forge-p

CHROME EX - Octotree an useful extension for Github developer

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Developer & Github For those like me who develop using Github and continuously evaluates new projects to fork them or to reuse in own development work every tool that could help us about that is welcomed During dayly blogs' screening,  my attention has been captured by a new Chrome Extension named Octotree  that display Github code in tree format . I've immediately installed it because often i deal with a lot of clicks to open source code and ... et voilĂ  problem solved. Description  Display GitHub code in tree format. Useful for developers who frequently read source in GitHub and do not want to download or checkout too many repositories. Features  Easy-to-navigate code tree like IDEs Fast browsing with pjax Support private repositories  Conclusion Now i'm an  Octotree   happy user and i hope that this extension helps you as much as helped me