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.
Given a class, how to retrieve its bundle?
OSGI R4.2 (thus Equinox 3.5) comes (well, will come, since the spec. is not final yet) with a new simple...
Conspiracy Theory for the Day
So I have this new conspiracy theory. I’m not sure if I actually believe it, but I think it’s plausible...
Development Resources
I’ve started an effort to rework the Development Resources wiki page. Most of this effort is concerned with providing some...
Hello, Planet Eclipse!
After about 3 years of activity in the Eclipse community, and about 2 years of –not always…– regular blogging in...
Eclipse Freshman Project #8: Riena
Riena is number 8 in my series of project that are new to the release train. Christian Campo is the...
Eclipse Freshman Project #7: Swordfish
Project #7 is my ongoing series of new projects on the release train is Swordfish. Oliver Wolf is the project...
Winners of the Give a Tweet Contest
It has been a busy morning today on twitter. Lots of people tweeting about Galileo and less important things like...
Releasing Galileo
Denis pushes the Big Red Button It was smooth as silk this morning as our esteemed Webmaster Denis Roy pushed...
Eclipse Freshman Project #6: Accessibility Tools Framework (ACTF)
Project #6 in my series of 10 new projects joining the Galileo release train is the Eclipse Accessibility Tools Framework...
Review Documentation Format Changes
The Eclipse Management Organization (EMO) does a lot of reviews. We do a review when a new project is created...
Eclipse Freshman Project #5: EclipseLink
EclipseLink is project #5 in my series of projects new to the Galileo release train. For those that might not...
Summer projects for students
Hey students! Looking for something fun to do this summer? Do you want to be part of the coolest open...