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...
New Indigo Project #4: RTP Project
Project #4 in the New Indigo Project series is the Eclipse RTP project. Holger Staudacher, the RTP project leader, has...
Eclipse Security Policy: Security Team and Reporting
One of the bigger things that I’ve been working on this year is the introduction of a formal Security Policy...
New Indigo Project #3: Scout
The third new project to join the Indigo release train is Eclipse Scout. Mattias Zimmermann, project leader of Scout, continues...
Activate links to Eclipse bugzilla on git.eclipse.org
If you are running Chrome, or Firefox with the GreaseMonkey plug-in, then you may want to install this very simple...
Indigo Reviews, Part deux
The first round of Eclipse Indigo Reviews is complete, with all reviews receiving a passing grade. That means that we...
Indigo Release Reviews, Part One
I decided to split the project reviews for the Indigo release into two separate review periods. The first review, run...
New Indigo Project #2: WindowBuilder
In my series on new projects that have joined the Indigo release train, Eric Clayberg, project leader of WindowBuidler answers...
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...