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The Server Side Java Symposium wrapped up in Barcelona today. I sat on a keynote panel this morning titled “ 2010: A Developer’s Odyssey”. The basic idea was for the panel members to muse about what the ideal development environment will look like in four years. There was a lot...

Probably very few people know this, but when I first heard of the idea of doing what has become known as Callisto, I hated the idea. In fact, I attempted an ultimately unsuccessful argument against it. There were various reasons for this, but chief amongst them was that I didn’t...

Motorola announced this morning that they have joined the Eclipse Foundation as a Strategic Developer and has proposed a new project focused on tools for mobile Linux. This is to complement the initiative they announced last week around mobile Linux. We’ve been working towards this for some months now, and...

David Berlind has been providing some great coverage of Eclipse Higgins at the Harvard Identity Mashup conference. His first posting provides a nice introduction and a great demo via some screen shots. Well worth the read. This was followed up by a post today that features a Q&A with Mary...

I presented my talk on Eclipse Rich Client Platform today at The Server Side Java Symposium in Barcelona. The talk started well and I think it ended strong, but I feel like it dragged in the middle. I decided that, given that the audience expects heavy technical discussion at a...

What is the business benefit of Eclipse? We often get asked this question, so we decided to ask Dana Gardner to explore the answers to this question through a series of podcasts. The first in a series of three podcast features Brent Williams, a senior analyst from Key Banc Capital...

I’m blown away by the number of times my demos have been viewed. Especially since most of them were done over the weekend. Don’t you people have lawns to mow? I’ve got another one for you… Installing and Using the Eclipse Web Tools. Again, there’s no sound. I’ve started playing...

Today, we ran that last of the 3 webinars featuring different projects included in Callisto. If you are interested, the webinars were recorded and are available for playback. Each webinar is about 50-60 minutes in length. The feedback we have received has been very positive, so it maybe worth your...

I was on a bit of a screen demo’ing roll and built this little demonstration of how you go about installing and using the Eclipse Visual Editor. Again, there’s no sound, so don’t bother increasing your volume or yelling at the kids to quiet down. The demonstration starts from a...

I made this little demo a few weeks back. It goes through the process of installing the CDT feature and then how you use it to build your first C programme. It starts from an already-installed Eclipse workbench–either the SDK or the Platform Runtime Binaries–and uses the Callisto Discovery Site...