Noopur Gupta | What's exciting about Eclipse Photon

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Subject matter expert, Noopur Gupta, Software Engineer at IBM India Software Labs and co-lead of Eclipse Java Development Tools (JDT), gives us an inside scoop on what is new and exciting about the upcoming Eclipse Photon release!

For more webinars and features of Eclipse Photon check out the website: https://www.eclipse.org/photon/



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