Screenshot of the Week: Error Reporter
The Error Reporter orovides valuable information to project teams that might otherwise not be captured. The Error Reporter itself has...
Screenshot of the Week: Missing JRE
One of the more frustrating things about Eclipse–at least for some users–is that Eclipse doesn’t come with a Java Runtime...
Running Eclipse Mosquitto on Snappy Ubuntu Core
I’ve recently been playing around with Snappy Ubuntu Core, and I thought it would be a nice exercise to try...
Great Fix Winners, Round Three
My apologies for being late with this announcement. We have four winners in this third and final round of the...
Screenshot of the week: Eclipse Installer
We have a slick look and feel for the new installer. The Eclipse Installer Take a test drive.
Screenshot of the Week: C++ Refactoring
My son has just finished up his first year of software development at college. In a demonstration of what I...
Screenshot of the Week: Git Repositories View
The Git Repositories view (which I tend to add to whatever perspective I’m working in) provides pretty much one-stop-shopping for...
Eclipse IoT Breakfast in Madrid on May 21
We are happy to co-organize an IoT breakfast together with Eclipse Foundation member SQS, on May 21 in Madrid (Ayre...
Interview with InfoQ on the Internet of Things at Eclipse
At EclipseCon 2015, I spoke with Alex Blewitt from InfoQ, and gave an update on the cool stuff happening at...
Devoxx France 2015 – Building the Internet of Things with Eclipse IoT
Last week I gave a presentation at Devoxx and shared the floor with my esteemed colleague Wayne Beaton. While he...
Screenshot of the Week: Markdown Editor
You can edit Markdown, along with other types of wiki markup, directly in Eclipse. Here’s a screenshot of the Markdown...
Manage all the things, small and big, with open source LwM2M implementations @ FOSDEM 2015
Here is the recording of my presentation on Device Management with LwM2M at FOSDEM’15. Abstract: LwM2M is a standard for...