Who is Coming to EclipseCon
EclipseCon always attracts an international group of attendees, this year is no different. 33 different countries will be represented at...
JavaOne Call for Papers
Oracle just announced the call for papers for JavaOne 2012 for September 30-October 4. It would be great to have...
Top Coder Competition at EclipseCon
This year at EclipseCon we are going to have our first-ever Top Coder competition. During the Eclipse Award Ceremony, some...
Weekend Distractions: Learn Binary
I am inspired by a bit of advice from an old programmer. Since I’ve spent more than twenty years as...
Meetings at EclipseCon
EclipseCon and Agile ALM Connect have four days of amazing content waiting for attendees. EclipseCon is also a great opportunity...
Eclipse is taking off in China, India and South Korea
This past month, especially since SR2 on Feb. 24, we have noticed a large uptake in our web site traffic...
Releases, Plans, and Reviews
Nathan and I have been working on a new Project Management Infrastructure for the Eclipse Foundation. Some think of it...
Eclipse 4 and the CSS Spy
I’ve been learning about styling using CSS in Eclipse 4. I’m capturing some of the steps that I’ve been following...
Editing the Eclipse 4 Workbench CSS
The overall look of Eclipse 4 is controlled with CSS stylesheets. The CSS files take the same form as those...
Voting is Open!
Voting for the Eclipse Foundation’s 2012 Board of Directors is now open. If you are eligible to vote, you should...
Eclipse Project Updates for Feb 24/2012
There are three reviews wrapping up on February 29/2012. First up, is the Orion project with their 0.4 Release Review...
Children of Juno
I loaded the PHP Development Tools into my fresh installation of Eclipse for RCP and RAP Developers Juno M5 this...