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.
Trends from the Eclipse Community Survey 2011
We have just published the 2011 edition of our Open Source Developer Report, the results of our Eclipse Community Survey...
Default Line Numbers in Eclipse
I rediscovered an “IDE Hot Topic” yesterday: line numbers in the editor. For me, this rediscovery started with a Tweet...
New Project Coming in Indigo; #1 Object Teams
The Indigo release train will include 62 projects released on the June 22. Lots of great new technology is coming...
Two Open Source Ideologies That Are Just Wrong
Yesterday, Oracle announced they are proposing to move OpenOffice to the Apache Foundation. Similar to Oracle’s announcement of moving Hudson...
What’s in an IP Log Scan?
For the past week, most of my time has been spent neck-deep in IP Logs. Eclipse projects are required to...
The Eclipse Project Model
I have started capturing the “Eclipse Project Model” using EMF and Ecore Tools. EMF captures the actual model and Ecore...
The Eclipse Hudson Proposal
This post is a reworked version of a response that I posted on the eclipse.proposals forum. I cannot recall any...
500,000 Successful Installs on Eclipse Marketplace
Early today we surpassed 500,000 successful install on the Eclipse Marketplace. It is a great milestone. I hope the Drag...
Eclipse Development Process 2011
I’ve been working on some updates to the Eclipse Development Process (EDP) that we’ll roll out in August 2011. The...
Serious Friends of Eclipse
Yesterday, we had two $1500 contributions to the Friends of Eclipse program. The donations were anonymous but with a comment...
Indigo is going to be BIG
Each year we publish stats on the size of the release train and each year the release train gets bigger...
Plan to attend an Eclipse DemoCamp
Next week is the start of the Eclipse Indigo Democamps. We have 30 democamps in different cities so there is...