Open source has won. Now comes the hard part
What the 2026 State of Open Source Report reveals about governance, sustainability, and why foundations matter more than ever.
Kepler by the Numbers
We originally had 72 projects sign up to participate in the Eclipse Juno simultaneous release on June 27/2012. By release...
The Great Kepler Release Review, Part 1
The Kepler edition of the Eclipse simultaneous release goes live on June 26/2013. It’s an exciting and busy time for...
EclipseCon NA 2014 Dates and Location Are Set
EclipseCon France has been a great conference: sessions were interesting, people have been great and Toulouse is a beautiful city...
Community Review of the Eclipse Public License
The Eclipse Public License, and its predecessor the Common Public License have been in existence for around 12 years now...
Top 5 reasons to attend EclipseCon France
I believe this first edition of EclipseCon France will be amazing, and here are the top 5 reasons why I...
Student Application Period Starts on Monday April 22/2013
Students, start your engines… The Google Summer of Code (GSoC) student application process started earlier today, April 22/2013. You must...
Most Popular Speakers and Sessions at EclipseCon 2013
There were a lot of great speakers and sessions at EclipseCon 2013. Based on the evaluations from attendees and estimate...
The EPL as a Platform License
Yesterday’s announcement of the OpenDaylight project has gotten very wide coverage. It looks like a well-done announcement, and the industry...
How to increase donations to an open source project
Lots of open source projects raise money from their user communities by soliciting donations. Most open source projects will have...
EclipseCon France call for papers: we want cool stuff!
If you are part of the Eclipse community at large, you cannot ignore that the Call for Papers for EclipseCon...
Eclipse at GitHub
Almost all Eclipse Git repositories are mirrored at GitHub. The mirrors were initially set up two years ago by the...
No seriously: We love Git. Seriously.
The cornerstone, I think, of a good April Fools Day joke is plausibility. The more reasonable or possible the topic...