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What Others Say
These are links to coverage, testimonials or notable uses of Saros from people in the "outside world". Contact us if you'd like us to link to you.
Testimonials
Saros (pronounced “zar-ose”, btw) is a set of extensions to Eclipse to support real-time collaboration. It is a research prototype at the moment, and as such has some rough edges. In 15 or 20 years, most programs will be written through real-time collaboration, so for me it’s worth a bit of pain today to experience the future.Kent Beck - Three Rivers Institute Blog
Saros has been one of the key factors in being able to accommodate remote workers like me. For that I'm extremely grateful.Saros User - via e-mail
Magazines
Eclipse Magizine as part of issue number 2.10's cover-feature "Plug-in-Parade" (german)
The Web
Features
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Windows & .NET Watch: Problematic pair programming By Larry O'Brien (US) + Remote Pair Programming by Carlos Lima (who was his peer)
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IT Republik.de (Germany)
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from there it got to Entwickler.de and Entwickler.com (Germany)
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Open Open (China)
Blogs
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Maciuch on Software (Poland)
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Blog Xebia (France)
Tutorials
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Kevin Cole's tutorial at Gallaudet University Includes a very detailed installation manual that is current as of version 11.1.28.
Forums & User groups
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New Zealand Python User Group (New Zealand)
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Artima Developer post in Agile Buzz Forum
Education
These are courses (we know about) that use Saros for educational purposes:
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University of Texas at Austin, Software Engineering and Design Laboratory led by Professor Miryung Kim.
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Pace University, Doctor of Professional Studies (DPS) in Computing