Make sure you didn't miss anything with this list of the Best of the Week in the Eclipse Zone (November 07 - November 14). Here they are, in order of popularity:

1. A Good Programmer: Why You Need to Avoid Being One

• I’ve worked with what I consider to be good software programmers but are they really good programmers? What makes them so good? (and maybe, are they just average?)

2. Using Eclipse's Link Source Feature

• This tutorial describes how a Maven project (not Tycho!) can be used as a source for a number of OSGI bundles, using the Eclipse IDE.

3. Internet of Things and ECF Remote Services

• Last week at EclipseCon Europe ECF committer Wim Jongman gave a talk where he cooked an egg using a hotplate, a Raspberry Pi, ECF Remote Services, and Eclipse Nebula.

4. Data Driven Digest for November 7

• Each Friday we share some favorite reporting on, and examples of, data driven visualizations and embedded analytics that came onto our radar in the past week.

5. Little Known Things about the Eclipse Infocenter: Basic and Bot Mode (1/5)

• We posted a summary of Holger Voormann's tips about the Eclipse Infocenter a few weeks ago. We are now excited to have Holger as a DZone MVB, and will be publishing his full Infocenter articles this week. Make sure to check out Holger's blog, Eclipse Howl.