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May 28, 2008 11:43 AM
SourceLabs adds Eclipse support
Posted by Brier Dudley
SourceLabs ought to get a bump from its latest move: The Seattle open-source development tools company added Eclipse to the list of supported projects.
That makes its testing tools and resource libraries available to 2 million Eclipse developers, although I wonder how many of those people are already using SourceLabs for their work on other open-source projects.
I didn't yet see Eclipse in the list of supported projects on SourceLabs' Web site, but a spokesman e-mailed me around midnight last night to say the support is now live.
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