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It has been a while since a survey has been published about Java IDE usage, so I was pleased to see the results of the latest survey from SD Times. Eclipse is still the dominant Java IDE at 65%. Nice to see! Eclipse JDT: 65.3% Oracle NetBeans: 25.8% Oracle JDeveloper...

We are looking for someone to help maintain Eclipse Marketplace Client for the next year. Details are available on the Eclipse Foundation forum.

At any technology conference attendees expect to learn from the industry experts, EclipseCon and Agile ALM Connect certainly deliver the experts. However, learning from the experiences of others is equally important. That is why this year the EclipseCon and Agile ALM Connect program has a big focus on learning from...

The IDE for the Lua programming language that is being developed within the Koneki project is getting more and more adoption these days. There are two main segments where Lua is intensively used: embedded platforms (the Lua VM has a very small footprint and is written in pure ANSI C...

Each year companies and open source communities release some amazing new products/projects based on Eclipse. It really is amazing the innovation and creativity that happens in the Eclipse ecosystem. Last year we recognized many of these new product at the New Product Showcase at EclipseCon 2011. The winner of the...

During the month of January I have been doing some advertising for EclipseCon 2012 and Agile ALM Connect. This year we are in a new location (Reston, VA) and Agile ALM Connect is a new conference, so we wanted to make sure the word got out. I am a big...

I decided to spend some time reviewing the talks at EclipseCon 2012 and came across this gem: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Build With Hudson driving builds from the top; Git, Gerrit, Maven, and Tycho in the middle; and Mylyn controlling the pieces from the developer’s...

When you register for EclipseCon 2012 and Agile ALM Connect you are asked to pre-select the tutorial you want to attend on Monday. We do this so we can ensure the more popular tutorials are in the bigger rooms and to make sure people have a place to sit (three...

‘The build is broken’ is something I’ve heard too many times in my software development career. Concepts like continuous delivery and devops make it all that more important to have a build that you can trust. In the Agile ALM Connect session, Build Trust in Your Build to Deployment Flow...

Imagine that you want to contribute to an open source project. You visit the project to browse the information provided by the project team and make your way to the downloads page. There, you discover that the downloads are hosted at a separate site owned and maintained by one of...