Patricio Pérez is a newcomer to the Ubuntu Make contributor family, he jumped on bringing to us excellent Spring Tools Suite support, a customized all-in-one Eclipse based distribution that makes application development easy.įinally, Omer Sheikh, a good well-known returning contributor, extended the JetBrains support adding the Datagrip IDE that is tailored to suit specific needs of professional SQL developers and DBAs. This is only for newly installed frameworks with Ubuntu make 16.02 and onwards. This means that you will be able starting from now on to run directly from the command like "android-studio" and others UI tools when there is a desktop file associated. He also implemented symlink creation in a shared bin/ directory added to user's path.
In addition to that, I'm happy to announce that Galileo has now gained commit access to the project itself! This reflects his ability to quickly dive into the deep layers of the projects and very great skills and questioning when it's needed! Welcome and well done Galileo.
I'm sure a lot of developer will appreciate those new frameworks. Galileo Sartor brought a lot of goodness in previous releases, but he didn't stop there! In addition to starting reviewing other branches, he brought the nodejs and Lighttable support with extensive testsuites! What a great Ubuntu Make release today! The best is that all of those new supports ( Nodejs, Lighttable IDE, Spring Tools Suite and JeBrains' Datagrip) are all brought thanks to our awesome Ubuntu Make community!
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