Three ways to reach open source developers and decision-makers
If you want to put your organisation in front of developers, architects, and the people who actually decide what gets...
Learning from your peers
At any technology conference attendees expect to learn from the industry experts, EclipseCon and Agile ALM Connect certainly deliver the...
Lua Development Tools now available as a standalone product
The IDE for the Lua programming language that is being developed within the Koneki project is getting more and more...
What is the Best New Eclipse Product in 2011?
Each year companies and open source communities release some amazing new products/projects based on Eclipse. It really is amazing the...
Adventures in Developer Advertising
During the month of January I have been doing some advertising for EclipseCon 2012 and Agile ALM Connect. This year...
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Build
I decided to spend some time reviewing the talks at EclipseCon 2012 and came across this gem: How I Learned...
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...