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.
EclipseCon 2012: Most Popular Tutorials, so far
When you register for EclipseCon 2012 and Agile ALM Connect you are asked to pre-select the tutorial you want to...
Creating a build you can trust
‘The build is broken’ is something I’ve heard too many times in my software development career. Concepts like continuous delivery...
Vendor Neutrality in an Open Project
Imagine that you want to contribute to an open source project. You visit the project to browse the information provided...
Dev + Ops = Getting Software Deployed Faster (DevOps)
DevOps is one of those terms you hear a LOT about lately but I am not sure it is really...
Integrating Lifecycle Tools with OSLC and Eclipse Lyo
Lifecycle tool integration is a key issue for the new breed of tools emerging around the concepts of Agile ALM...
Top Ten Ways to Say Eclipse
Every couple of days, I get an email from somebody looking for a price quote for Eclipse. Generally, the sender...
Final Week for Eclipse Award Nominations
This is the final week of nominations for the Eclipse Community Awards. I would particularly like to see more nominees...
Orion Named OS Rookie of the Year
Congratulations to the Orion team for being named a 2011 Open Source Rookie of the Year project by Black Duck...
Charting the Future of Agile ALM
One of the driving motivations for organizing Agile ALM Connect is the belief there is a change occurring in how...
Open Source Rules of Engagement
The Eclipse Development Process (EDP) defines–in its section on principles–three open source rules of engagement: Openness, Transparency, and Meritocracy: Open...
Active Projects
I ran a query against Dash to get some sense for project activity over the past couple of years. The...
Domain Specific Languages in the Real World
Note: I am going to start a series of blog posts about industry trends and how they will be represented...