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...
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...
It’s Going to be an Exciting Year
Welcome to 2012 folks, its going to be a busy and exciting year. There will be a number of important...
Support for New Emerging Languages
In the last number of years there has been a boom in the creation of new computer languages. Some might...
M2M Industry Working Group has been created
In early November we announced a new industry working group to focus on the emerging machine-to-machine (M2M) market. This working...
Top 5 Reason Reston, VA is a Great Location for EclipseCon
As many people know, we have moved EclipseCon to Reston, Virginia from the our usual location in Santa Clara, California...
Nominations for Eclipse Community Awards
Each year we recognize individuals, projects and products in the Eclipse community by awarding the Eclipse Community Awards at EclipseCon...
EclipseCon Keynotes: Key Future Trends
The three EclipseCon 2012 keynotes have been announced. Each of the keynotes talk about a key trend in our community...
Selecting the EclipseCon Program
Last Friday the acceptance (and unfortunately the decline) letters were sent out to people who wanted to speak at EclipseCon...