Blog Posts

    Migrating Eclipse Project Websites to Git

    by Wayne Beaton

    The Eclipse webmaster has the necessary bits in place for us to complete our migration to Git: we have begun the process of migrating the eclipse.org website from CVS to Git. As of this moment, the content for nineteen (19) of the 254 subdirectories on eclipse.org are managed via Git...

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    Support for Lua interpreters in Koneki LDT 0.9M1

    by Benjamin Cabé

    Koneki released its 0.8 version with Juno, and we plan on graduating with a 1.0 version for Kepler. In order to stabilize our API and improve the overall quality of the product, we thought it would be better if we released a 0.9 in-between. This 0.9 version is scheduled for...

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    Program Comittee for EclipseCon NA 2013

    by Anonymous

    We are starting to gear up for EclipseCon 2013 in Boston. The first order of business is to form a program committee. Therefore I am very please to announce John Arthorne has agreed to be the Program Chair. Joining John on the committee will be: Doug Schaefer (past chair) Cedric...

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    Learning about M2M

    by Anonymous

    Machine-2-Machine (M2M) or the Internet of Things (IoT) is a technology area and industry that is growing very quickly, has a lot of great potential but I am not sure is understood very well by the software industry. We are lucking to have at Eclipse a very active M2M Industry...

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    Introducing Mihini

    by Benjamin Cabé

    About a month ago, Sierra Wireless proposed a new project under the umbrella of the M2M Industry Working Group that aims at delivering a crucial missing piece to the global architecture of the open source M2M stack this Group is trying to establish. Mihini is a runtime technology that hides...

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    Exceptional Circumstances

    by Wayne Beaton

    Sometimes open source projects lose steam. This is the way of things. Developers get pulled off projects. Sometimes the resulting gaps get filled naturally. Diversity in a project is one way of making sure that gaps fill naturally: if the developers from one organization lose interest, then developers from an...

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    Is “open” the same thing as “transparent”?

    by Wayne Beaton

    I spent my day today at OSCON 2012. I took the opportunity to attend talks on subjects that I don’t normally get to spent a lot of time with. The quality varied (I was shocked–shocked, I tell you–to learn that mining data out of arbitrarily-formatted HTML is “hard”). I spent...

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    Eclipse Finance Day in Zurich: Coming Soon

    by Anonymous

    We are planning to hold an Eclipse Finance Day in Zurich Switzerland on October 16, 2012. The Finance industry is a huge user and adopter of Eclipse, so hosting an Eclipse Day is a great opportunity to learn from your industry peers and discover what else is possible with Eclipse...

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    Revise the Eclipse Development Process

    by Wayne Beaton

    I’ve proposed a session titled “ Revise the Eclipse Development Process” for EclipseCon Europe 2012: It’s time to revise the Eclipse Development Process (EDP). In this interactive session, we’ll discuss how we can revise and modernize the EDP. This is intended to be the continuation of an ongoing discussion that...

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    Some Juno Numbers

    by Wayne Beaton

    Seventy-two (72) projects signed up to participate in the Juno Simultaneous Release. Some of these projects include one or more subprojects with their participation. Effectively, this means that some subprojects have joined their parents in the release (joint IP Log and release review). In many cases, the related projects share...

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