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.
Winners of the e4-Rover Mars Challenge
The e4-Rover Mars Challenge has come to an end. The feedback and participation was outstanding. Thank you to everyone who...
Best Keynote Ever
I have been attending technical conferences and trade shows for over 20 years. I have seen hundreds of keynotes speakers...
Moving Towards a One-Click Install for the Eclipse Ecosystem
The first release of the Eclipse Marketplace Client (MPC) is now available in the Helios M6 Java IDE and RCP...
2010 Election Results
I am pleased to announce the results of the 2010 Board elections. The elected Committer Member representatives for 2010 will...
Still More Eclipse Development Process Discussion
On March 22, I will be presenting my revised edition of the Eclipse Development Process to the Eclipse Board of...
Round 2 of Community Feedback on an Updated Eclipse Logo
We are ready for Round 2 of feedback on an updated Eclipse Logo. We have narrowed the options to four...
Building the e4-Rover Mars Challenge
The EclipseCon e4-Rover Mars Challenge is coming together very nicely. It is turning out to be an impressive use of...
Rethinking the IDE UI
It is always nice to come across examples of people thinking about future IDEs. I came across CodeBubbles and this...
Oracle @ EclipseCon
In case you missed the news, Oracle is now in control of the Java community. The next 6 months are...
Project Leadership
There is some awkward wording in the current version of the Eclipse Development Process with regard to project leadership. I’d...
Results of Round 1 Logo Feedback
Round 1 of the voting for a modernized Eclipse Logo is now finished. We had an incredible 2128 people vote...
Restructuring Reviews
I worry that the language we use is so overloaded that it’s easy to get confused. I’ve been working with...