I develop software products at Tasktop. (Tasktop created and leads the Eclipse Mylyn ALM project, which provides task-focused interface technology that enables dramatic and measurable productivity gains for software development teams.) I'm also the inventor of Butterflyzer, a revolutionary Content Intelligence Environment. I'm project lead for the Eclipse Agent Modeling Platform project and serve on the Eclipse Modeling Project Management Committee. I've been involved in the development of models and tools for Agent-Based Modeling (ABM), and have worked with complex systems in many diverse areas, from archeology to artificial reasoning systems to biomedicine, collaborating on work featured in Nature, Scientific American, PNAS and Collapse. I'm an avid skier and a second generation buddhist and currently resides in Nelson, BC with wife, son, toddler, new baby girl and two dogs.
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I've been using Eclipse for many years, and it was only recently that I found out what the "classic" download was. The Scala plugin for Eclipse recommends using the "classic" version, and I had avoided it, because I assumed it was either older or would not contain all the features I was used to. When I finally investigated, I discovered what it really was. Calling it "classic" makes no sense, and is most likely confusing to those who are not part of the Eclipse inner circle.
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